The poorer a person is, the more generous "spending money"
How the poor spend their money
01、The first sentence of the volume
Money is a good thing, it can make people no longer panic, and call people to produce confidence.
Life on the road, and money, can bring a lot of security and bottom. There is money, that can make a person live a more decent life.
People live a life, almost everyone is working hard for money. Because, with money, one can realize more dreams and have a better life.
However, saving money can not quickly achieve the purpose of having a lot of wealth.
Really smart people know how to use the "spend money" way, to change a life. People who can spend money are good at spending it in a valuable way and reap the benefits of money back in life.
The poorer a person is, the more generous you should learn to "spend money". Because, too much "saving", may make them own forward more slowly.
People with rich minds are good at "spending money" to improve themselves, invest in themselves, and make themselves valuable. The poorer a person is, the more generous you have to spend the money, and life is more likely to go uphill.
02, the poorer you are, the more money you have to spend to invest in yourself
A person, the poorer you are, the more money you have to spend to invest in yourself.
When people are poor, they have to learn to spend money so that their abilities and learning can be substantially improved, so that they can earn more money.
When you are poor, if you want to "turn over a new leaf", you have to make yourself more capable.
Learn to spend money to invest in yourself and make yourself stronger. Although, it takes a lot of energy, time, and money to develop their abilities. However, investing in yourself is never a losing deal.
People are poor, but the heart can not be poor. Learn to let the money flow, learn to use the money to invest in yourself, so that you can become more valuable, more capable people.
If a person can have a deeper understanding and research in a field, they can make their own life retrograde and be able to achieve the dream of financial freedom.
03、The poorer you are, the more you have to spend money to invest in effective connections
The poorer you are, the more you have to make like-minded and high-quality friends.
A person, with what kind of friends, will have what kind of life. When people are poor, they have to learn to be friends with people who are better and better than they are.
In this way of life, having a superior teacher or a beneficial friend is better than studying hard for years by yourself.
When you are poor, don't be too petty to the people around you who take care of you and love you.
At the same time, you should know how to be courteous and grateful. And learn more ways to succeed in others, to develop excellent habits and qualities.
When you are poorer, the more you should be open-minded to be friends with good people.
When you are poor, you should use your limited resources to the edge and make more friends who can bring you opportunities and wealth. Sometimes, connections are opportunities, which is the breakthrough.
By being friends with good people, you will work your way up, learn how they get money, and learn how they improve themselves.
Learn to become friends with good people, you will find that on the road of life, you can bend and become richer.
04、The poorer you are, the more money you have to spend on learning
Poor is a state, not a person's ultimate look.
Poor, not because of its resources less, but no rich people thinking. Poor, often their cognitive ability is not enough, their learning is not enough, is their own eyes are not open enough.
The poorer a person is, the more money you have to spend on learning, learning to improve your knowledge, to improve your self-cognitive power.
When people are poor, do not spend money on improving themselves. Spending money to improve yourself and "sharpening the knife is not wrong" is the same reason.
Spend money to make yourself more powerful, to earn more money in the future.
When studying, don't skimp on buying study-related things, whether it's courses or books. Learning although spent money, but, when their own eyes and ability to improve, then, he made money at a higher rate.
When people are poor, please spend money to learn. Improve learning, the higher a person's knowledge, the more they will have to see through the surface to understand the essence of things. So, the way to deal with many things will become different.
It is not a different fate, but a different way to control it. Cultivate yourself to have higher financial intelligence, to have the possibility of getting rich.
05、Summary
The poorer a person is, the more generous they "spend money", invest in themselves, and improve themselves.
Dumas said: "Money is not the purpose of life, but only the tools of life."
When people are poor, if you want to make money, or breakthroughs, please do not be frugal. Because people who do not know how to spend money to invest in themselves will never be in control of their lives.
A person, without trying to improve themselves, not to create more wealth, will not make a qualitative leap in their lives.
It is not terrible to be poor, but you must develop your rich thinking. Spend money to learn more skills, to meet more people who may give you help.
When one is poor, one must allow oneself to progress and grow to change the structure of one's life.
When people are poor, they have a strong desire for money, have the confidence, courage, and drive to create higher value wealth, and try to spend money to improve their eyesight and ability, to make the road ahead smoother and richer.
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