Showing posts with label wealth and poverty as states of mind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wealth and poverty as states of mind. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
544. Wealth
The acquisition of wealth is simple but not always easy. If, however, you find that you do not have the time to make the odd €1,000.000 or so, then there is something wrong with your thinking. Plato says : "Every man should be wealthy, for that allows him the leisure to associate with the wise."
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
448. Poverty & Lies
Do not talk poverty. In truth you are wealthy and talking poverty when you are wealthy is a lie. Wherever there is a lie, there is evil. Evil always has to do with lies.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
359. Differences between the Rich and the Poor
The Rich keep getting richer and the Poor poorer because the each keep on doing what they have always done. Take all the wealth in the world (which, incidentally, is concentrated in the hands of about 5% of the population) and re-distribute it so that everyone has an equal share and within a few short weeks, it would end up again in the same hands, for the same reason.
"Rich" and "Poor" are not genetic or mathematical conditions although they can be measured mathematically, rather, they are states of mind. One primary difference between the rich and the poor is that the poor say "I can't afford it." much more often than the rich do. (Instead they should be ASKING the question : "How can I come to afford it ?") The first sentence on your list of forbidden statements ought to be "I can't afford it". In planning your life and career, do not, like most people, plan to be poor or fail to plan at all. Plan, instead, to be wealthy. Plan your life so that you will retire young and rich. Always remember that retirement is not a function of your age but of your wealth.
"Rich" and "Poor" are not genetic or mathematical conditions although they can be measured mathematically, rather, they are states of mind. One primary difference between the rich and the poor is that the poor say "I can't afford it." much more often than the rich do. (Instead they should be ASKING the question : "How can I come to afford it ?") The first sentence on your list of forbidden statements ought to be "I can't afford it". In planning your life and career, do not, like most people, plan to be poor or fail to plan at all. Plan, instead, to be wealthy. Plan your life so that you will retire young and rich. Always remember that retirement is not a function of your age but of your wealth.
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