The Wealthy Mindset

Being wealthy does not have to be difficult if you have the know-how. In these
hard economic times many people are satisfied by just getting by and scraping
enough money together to pay the bills.
Wealth and financial freedom are a far-off dream for many people. For them, it
means mansions, gated communities, a fast car, private parties or a pool. The
truly wealthy have family names like Rockefeller or Morgan.
It can be easy to accumulate wealth. The thing is, not everyone knows how.
The twentieth century has bought a boom of first-time millionaires, many of
which do not come from family money. They make their first million by
employing timeless wealth wisdom and secrets only the ultra rich used to
know. Fortunately for you, there are dozens, even hundreds of little wealth
nuggets you can easily apply to your life to expand your portfolio and double,
even triple your net worth.
Being smart with money and becoming wealthy is not rocket science, but for
many it looks and feels like hard work. The funny thing is it, the fact of its very
simplicity means that more and more people should know and be doing this.
But they are not. This is because most people do not know how to make
money work for them, not the other way around. This is also because making
money involves patience and restraint. Everything about our culture advocates
otherwise.
But do you want to end up broke by the time you retire? Do you constantly
fend off phone calls from creditors? Do you sigh and shake your head at your
bank balance? No one wants to spend their life waiting for payday and
watching money flutter away the moment bills come in the mail.
Becoming wealthy is not just about falling into family money, inheriting a trust
fund or even having a big income. In fact, many people with huge incomes
rarely are truly wealthy. Huge incomes often equal huge expenses and
struggling to keep your finances in the black every month does not equal
financial freedom. Investing is different from spending. Someone who has a
huge house or houses and a great car may look rich but may not be.