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Poor‘s Mentality

Most of the people think that their wealth will increase with increase in their income.

However, they end up increase in expenditure along with increase in income.

In contrast, rich people have attitude of saving and investing which make them rich.

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Robert kiyosaki

Poor work for money, the money work for rich

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Money - Two theories

1. Theory One

Money is the cause of all sufferings

2. Theory Two

Lack of money is the cause of all sufferings.

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The Money Education

Assets

The things which increase your money.

Liabilities

The things which reduce your money.

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Direction of your cashflow

Poor

People whose income gets spend on basic expenditure.

Middle class

People whose income gets spend on luxury things and unnecessary shopping.

Real rich

People whose income does not get spend, but they invest a goo...

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Most rich people do not flaunt their wealth: They don't live in high-class neighborhoods or drive expensive cars. They look like you and me.

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The habit of investing more

Consistent investing is essential. Investing as a habit will pay off in the long run.

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Risk is a spectrum

Risk is a spectrum

  • The difference between investing or speculating, is not about what you buy, but why you buy—and that varies for people based on their financial goals.
  • For example, a low-income earner near retirement won’t want to chase a short-term upswing. In cont...

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