Mindset of a Millionaire

Much of how rich people think is seated in psychological concepts

It is not desire that holds most people back, but rather the inability to make it happen.

Best psychological tricks

*Used by the wealthy to get ahead.

1. Rich people always believe there's enough money even when they don't have it

Rich people are never afraid to use other people's money. 

+And if they don't have enough money, they'll use other people's money to make it happen. In contrast to people who have almost no money, Rich people will ask if their product or idea is worth the investment.

- Good at picking profitable investments

2. Setting expectations extremely high: Most people in the middle class set their expectations so low, that they never get disappointed when they fail. And according to many ancient philosophies; "You get out of life, what you expect" And since much of the middle class set their expectations so low, they end up with exactly what they expect to get because... They are AFRAID OF FAILURE

The unfortunate reality is that most poor people set their expectations so low that it's due to their fear of failure. Once you raise your expectations to new heights, you find that you become more ambitious and you'll start looking for ways to tackle your expectations 

3. Thinking of Life as a Game

In fact, most rich people think of life, income, and business as one big game and it is one that they would love to win. Instead of holding onto a fear of losing it

- Rich people look at money as a gauge to their achievements

-There's also the excitement we all get when playing games.

- By viewing money as a game, it can make the mundane fun

III. The Rich View Money as Their Friend

Poor people tend to view money as an acquaintance that rarely comes around anymore

Most poor people view money as a necessary evil while rich people view money as a friend in which they can lean on.

Poor people think they have to live with it which explains why they never seem to have enough of it.

IV. Rich People Block Out Fear and operating at a mental level that doesn't give out your comfort zone. Rich people learn how to get comfortable living with their never ending uncertainty.

V. Believing that happiness, fulfillment and success are natural.

The major roadblock that prevents most people from getting rich is their own belief. The middle class think that they struggle because they expect to struggle. Most think that they are worthy of obtaining great wealth because of their belief. One of the greatest tricks that will help to become wealthy is practicing the art of Delaying Gratification.

If you look at most middle class families, they're always stuck living paycheck to paycheck because they haven 't learned how to delay gratification. This problem affects you the most when you're not extremely poor or wealthy. Maybe you generate enough for rent and bills, but by the time the month is over you're back to square one. When given a choice, the typical middle class family will finance a car they can't afford rather than choosing a car that is reliable and gets to work, they will finance a vehicle that they really can't afford. Living a lifestyle they can't afford.

How our monetary system went from cattle to cash to computerization.

 

If the love of money really is the root of all evil, as that famous Biblical proverb would have us believe, then the world has been a particularly malicious place for a very long time. As long as humans possessed something that other humans wanted, we've had to find ways to get something that other humans wanted, we've had to find ways to get something out of the deal before handling said possession over. The end result of all this is the estimated $5 trillion in circulating cash, according to the Bank for international Settlements, that's doing its dirty work around the world. But how did all this currency get out and about in the first place to become the love of our lives? Here's a brief history of how money came to be, well, money.

Have A Cowrie, Man!

In the beginning, there was barter. And it was good. There's no exact determination of when people developed early systems for trading goods for services and/or other products, but the process seems to go back to the ancient Egyptians. Since there was no such thing as cash or coins, cattle and other livestock reportedly became some of the first things humans considered to be currency. (It wasn't just the cows that were exchanged. Their dung was also considered a hot property, used as everything from glue to build homes to poultices for infections.)

Other commodities, including salt, grains and tea, also made their way into this ever-expanding exchange system. 

There was just one problem. These goods might be either too large (the cattle) or too perishable (the produce) to transport. That fact probably explains why by 1200 B.C., regions like China and Africa were gradually moving from cows to cowries. The latter, the shell of a mollusk found in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, was reportedly the earliest predecessor of what we now consider cash.

I love a woman who knows how to take care of business

Sup guys it's Kevin D. Palma and of course I'm gonna keep showing my readers more and more truth as my days go by in the school systems
Now today I would like to discuss how seeing a woman who spends money every single day is a turn off. Remember relationships are expensive. 

Here's twelve variety of ways to save you some serious money

• Step 1: Stop buying overpriced shirts from brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch.

• If you have to buy clothes, it's understandable to want to look elegant, nice, etc. But there’s places that sell the same brands for cheaper. Shop at stores like Marshall's and Ross instead.

• These stores sell discounts for the same brand name clothes, so for ex. a medium size Polo Rauph Lauren collared shirt can sell for $20 at Ross in January compared to buying it at $60 in the actual store in the mall.

• Also, you can purchase cheaper & better shirts online through websites such as Redbubble and American Apperal. These are clothing websites allow the artist to throw their own designs on shirts.

• Step 2. Stop leaving the house with the air turned on.

• A lot of people who live in apartments be paying way too much for the air conditioning. You can buy a heater or a fan at wal mart for cheaper price and still be comfortable. It’s just ridiculous how good air conditioning is wasted. y’all better get used to heat.

• Step 3. Stop leaving cables in the electrical sockets.

• Everytime you leave them in its a little extra cash being taken out of yo bank account or wallet.

• Step 4. Stop living a "check to check" mentality.

• Every time you get paid, you need to write down what your needs are and what your wants are.

• Step 5: Stop going out eating at expensive restaurants or going out just spending money like a fool when you know you need to be saving up.

• Start being smart when you order food or go out to eat. Sometimes, there'll be lowered prices on certain meals and separate order. So stop going out to eat when you can just start cooking.
• Start looking up information on how to make meals and use your own natural talents that God’s blessed us with and start cooking your own meals.
• Take for example something basic like Maruchan soup, instant soup right? You can buy a whole pack of that for only $8 bucks at Wal-Mart or Target or something and your good for the whole week. Just buy some vegetables, get some chicken so you aren't just eating a bunch of ramen noodles, and then add some spices, buy an avocado, get a cutting machine, and you’re good to go.
• You can make fun and healthy tuna salad in 10 minutes. Literally $5 for like 2 cans, and I’ll be full if I just buy $10 worth of vegetables and some Ritz crackers. And here’s the thing, I may just spend $20 and have some left over for the next day or the afternoon, and when you go out to eat at McDonald’s what do you get, unfresh fast food & then you be spending like $30 cuz of all the drinks and extra.

• Step 6. Stop hooking up with these no good boys and girls who aren't smart in their financial decisions.
• You people need to just test the woman or test the man before you claim things are serious. You need to test her and see if she can go with $20 throughout the whole day without spending it. Believe me a lot of people fail this test
• You don't want to hook up with someone who not about they business. Dates are expensive.

• Step 7. Don’t buy useless snacks with GMO ingredients and stop spending so much on chips and extra food you don’t even need.
• If it's junk food, chances are that you spend a little extra on nothing. For ex. Doritos come about $3 for a whole bag right ? Well at first glance that isn't so bad but eventually you end up paying another $4 when you go buy chocolate cake. Then you want a soda? That'll be $5 for a 12 pack. You want your nutella? That's an extra $2. It's just a system that keeps adding up to whereas if you had excluded all junk food and only kept real food, you would have probably saved $20 - $30.
• Doritos which cost a total of $15 dollars every time you go to the grocery store, lets say you go every 2 weeks to the grocery store, then you’re practically going to the grocery store 26 times a year because there’s 52 weeks in a year. So every year you’re spending like $390 on chips? On just chips too, imagine all the other stuff you could just cut out of your diet and how much money you’d save? Take for example ice cream, what if you get ice cream every 6 weeks? Ice cream total would cost about $12. So 52 divided by 6 is 9 which multiplied by 12 equals $104 dollars on ice cream a year. Add that with chips and you’re spending $494 a year!! dang man and you've been buying this stuff for years. So I estimate the last 5 years you've been wasting $2,470 total for some chips and ice cream? Come on y’all lets be honest you don’t need that every day to survive. Now don’t get me wrong, that doesn't mean you can’t enjoy yourself some good candy or go to an ice cream shop with you girlfriend or boyfriend and enjoy it but you people know that if you do the math you can save way more cash.

• Step 8: Stop listening to scams for donations from Celebrities or the government, or scams on saving money

• Programs like that don’t even help you in the end just based off the fact that the owners already have millions of dollars. and rather trick you into being a fool and buying into their deception. 
• Mega preachers like T.D. Jakes, Paula White, and Joel Olsteen have the millions of dollars in their bank accounts, so why don’t they donate? It’s not a coincidence that they’ll probably donate only 20% of the money the people gave them, and then where does the 80% of it goes?
• In the year 2012, the world spent $1735 million on Wars. If the government officials used about $135 million, we could eradicate poverty. So why do they still ask us to donate to their cause as if they didn't have anything in their bank accounts that they practically own...
• Spend more time on making money instead of donating it, so when you do become successful then you can donate. We have to pay our bills on time.

• Step 9. Stop chasing after the latest model of everything

• The media promotes this blatantly. Get the new iPhone 6, get the new Android. New television, why? Because they are sucking all your cash.
• It is a waste of God’s time & a waste of your money you could been using to pay bills & get by in life.

• Step 10. Start walking outside more, buy yourself a bike & start using the car way less.

• I think if you buy like a used bike, you can really start saving up some cash instead of having to spend on gas money when you know you can just walk like a couple of blocks down to the store.