‘Wealthy people think and act in certain ways.’ -Wallace Wattles Learning to think like wealthy, successful people is the first step to being able to act like they act so you can duplicate their results in life and business. This category of posts is dedicated to the conditioning of the mind into wealth consciousness.
This morning I heard a GREAT thought from Bill Moist on our daily mastermind.
He shared a distinction that I thought was so insightful from Robert Kiyosaki.
Here it is.
Of course, bad investments can be risky but great investors typically don’t make bad investments do they?
That’s because the skill lies in the eyes of the beholder.
You see your neighbor pull in their driveway with a dump truck filled so full of hammers, some of them are spilling off to the side.
What do you think about this?
‘Slightly odd‘ you might say.
‘Evil?’ – probably not.
‘My neighbor must be a crook.’ – unlikely.
Why don’t cannibals eat comedians? They taste funny.
Ha ha… all kidding aside.
In our book of the month, The Richest Man in Babylon, we learn about the man who desired gold and the lessons he learned from the Richest Man.
The first being, a part of all you earn is yours to keep.
The next 2 revolve around making sure you don’t lose what you’ve paid yourself.