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Rich people see opportunities. Poor people see obstacle. Rich people focus on the rewards. Poor focus on the risks.
It come down to the old question, is that glass half empty or half full? We are not taking positive thinking here, we are taking about your habitual perspective on the world. Poor people make choices based upon fear. Their minds are constantly scanning for what is wrong or could go wrong in any situation. Their primary mind set is, what if it does not work? Or more often, it would not work.
Rich people take responsibility for the results in their lives and act upon the mindset. Rich people except to succeed. They have confidence in their abilities, they have confident in their creativity and they believe that should hit the fun, they can find another way to succeed.
The higher the reward, the higher the risk. Because they cannot see opportunity, rich people are willing to take a rick. Rich people believe that, if worse come to worse, they can always make their money back.
Poor people, on the other hand, except to fail. They back confidence in themself and in their abilities. Poor people believe that should things not work out, it would be catastrophic. And because they constantly see obstacle, they are usually unwilling to take a risk. No risk, no reward.
Being willing to risk does not necessarily mean that you are willing to lose. Rich people take educated risks. This means that they research, do their due diligence and make decisions based on sold information and facts. Do rich people take forever to get educated? No, they do what they can in as short at time as possible, then make an informed decision to go for it or not.
Although poor people claim to be preparing for an opportunity, what ether are usually doing is stalling. They are scared to death, hemming and hawing for weeks, months and even years on end and by then the opportunity usually disappears. Then they rationalize the situation by saying, I was getting ready. Sure enough, but while they were getting ready, the rich guy got in, got out and made another fortune.
To succeed financially, you have to do something buy something or start something. And when you would, is it luck or is it the universe or a higher power supporting you in its macules ways for having the courage and commitment to for it? As far as I am concerned, who cares what it is happens.
Rich people focus on what they want, while poor people focus on what they do not want. Rich people focus on the opportunities in everything, opportunity around for them. Their negative response is handling all the incredible money making possibility they see. On the other hand, poor people focus on the obstacle in everything, obstacle around for them and their biggest problems is handing all the incredible obstacle they see.
If you want to get rich, focus on making, keeping and investing your money. If you want to be poor, focus on spending your money. You can read a thousand books and take hundreds course on success, but it all would be unsuccessful.
Rich people also understand that you can never know all the information beforehand. It means entering the area where you want to be in the future, in any capacity, to get started. This is far and away the nest way to learn about a nosiness, because you see it from the inside. Second, you can make the contacts you need which you could never have made from the outside. Third, once you are in the corridor, many other doors of opportunity may open to you. That is, once you witness what is rally go on, you may discover a nice for yourself that you have not recognized before. Fourth, you may find that you don’t really like this filed, and think goodness you found out before you get in too deep.
Poor people do not trust in themselves or their abilities, so they believe they have to know everything in advance which is virtually impossible. Poor people never take action and therefore always lose.
Rich people see an opportunity, jump on it and get even richer. A for poor people. They are still preparing.
