21 Ways Rich People Think Differently from You
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22. Poor people think and act like Hulk Hogan.
They tend to simp hard eventually losing any money they make on ex-husbands such as Linda Hogan.
Rich people think and act like Ric Flair.
Stylin and Profilin and never giving their hearts to women. The only luxury that these hoes be getting is the Golden dikk courtesy of The Nature Boy.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
They tend to simp hard eventually losing any money they make on ex-husbands such as Linda Hogan.
Rich people think and act like Ric Flair.
Stylin and Profilin and never giving their hearts to women. The only luxury that these hoes be getting is the Golden dikk courtesy of The Nature Boy.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
LOL @ The Random Ass Ric Flair Post 
What a crock of shyt.
Look at the author of this common sense, superficial drivel.
Public Speaker Steve Siebold
Now is this the type of slick snakes oils salesmen you want giving you advice?
Guys like this get rich selling superficial get rich motivational nonsense to poor saps like the Nigerian.
Look at the author of this common sense, superficial drivel.
Public Speaker Steve Siebold
Now is this the type of slick snakes oils salesmen you want giving you advice?
Guys like this get rich selling superficial get rich motivational nonsense to poor saps like the Nigerian.
Maybe thats why the people you know invest, but I invest because I know if I don't my cash savings now won't be enough to retire on.
"Investments" aren't some monolithic entity. Oil, gold, stocks, RE all move at different rates. And in any case over time most investments increase (esp. when you consider dividends). The old "buy low sell high" saying is real talk.... but people who think emotionally do the opposite... they buy a stock when its hot, and sell it when its low cause theyre scared.
No risk = no payback. But no payback = your savings getting eaten by inflation. No offense, you sound like a paycheck to paycheck kind of dude, so the thought of putting extra money somewhere you can't touch prob seems foreign. But when you have savings well beyond that emergency fund shyt you def need to think about the future. You got 30, 40, 100K in the bank, you would be stupid to not be thinking about how to make that money work for you.
Plus a lot of "investments" are pretty safe. Think logically. Energy is a safe bet. Innovative companies like Google and Apple have done well even through the worst times, just based on dividends alone. Etc. Scared money dont make none bruh
A) most rich people were born rich, so don't agree with this dumbazz article. Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie have peanuts for brains.
B) people who become rich on their own generally have gone through a lot of sh*t and doubled down on their investment. You have to be able to take rejection and keep it moving. You can't be soft. There's a million ways to get rich, the only constants are to learn from your mistakes and keep grinding. The timeframe in which you get rich depends on the breaks, it was easier to get rich in RE from 2000-2005, than from 2005-2010, but the game don't stop, even in a down market.
B) people who become rich on their own generally have gone through a lot of sh*t and doubled down on their investment. You have to be able to take rejection and keep it moving. You can't be soft. There's a million ways to get rich, the only constants are to learn from your mistakes and keep grinding. The timeframe in which you get rich depends on the breaks, it was easier to get rich in RE from 2000-2005, than from 2005-2010, but the game don't stop, even in a down market.
All this video made me think of was the guy who posted the thread onabout "Explain the line I keep one eye open like CVS"
Still to this day I wonder if that man was justus all
Whenever I remember that shyt I just
Maybe thats why the people you know invest, but I invest because I know if I don't my cash savings now won't be enough to retire on.
"Investments" aren't some monolithic entity. Oil, gold, stocks, RE all move at different rates. And in any case over time most investments increase (esp. when you consider dividends). The old "buy low sell high" saying is real talk.... but people who think emotionally do the opposite... they buy a stock when its hot, and sell it when its low cause theyre scared.
No risk = no payback. But no payback = your savings getting eaten by inflation. No offense, you sound like a paycheck to paycheck kind of dude, so the thought of putting extra money somewhere you can't touch prob seems foreign. But when you have savings well beyond that emergency fund shyt you def need to think about the future. You got 30, 40, 100K in the bank, you would be stupid to not be thinking about how to make that money work for you.
Plus a lot of "investments" are pretty safe. Think logically. Energy is a safe bet. Innovative companies like Google and Apple have done well even through the worst times, just based on dividends alone. Etc. Scared money dont make none bruh
i'm not a paycheck to paycheck dude. you are thinking of having enough to "retire" on. i'm thinking of having enough not have to worry about what ima retire on. these are two different mindsets.
American Greed. Comes on CNBC Wednesday night. Watch it. you'll learn something.
it's true though look at how mittens plans to run the countryThat bytch said that that rich people are on a higher plane of consciousness
How exactly do you plan to do that? Are you doing it now? Is it working?
I dont understand nikkas who want to work for money instead of making money work for them.