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Rich Vs Poor Mentality

Poor mentality

Poor and middle class firstly spend their incomes on the needs and liabilities. If something left after goes to the investment

Rich mentality

Rich people firstly invest a part of their income and then after spend the left out for need and luxuries.

This thing make a huge difference.

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