Get into the habit of thinking, "The more I give, the more will come." This attitude of people towards money will be more correct. Why the poor get poorer and the rich get richer. For the latter, the way of thinking is at the level of excess, and the poor are in a constant state of need. How do the poor and the rich spend money and what do they feel at the same time, and what are their thoughts when parting with the next amount of money?
ATTITUDE TO MONEY AT THE "WEALTHY"
The rich man simply does not think about such expenses as utility bills and food, he does it automatically or a “special person” does it. He spends money on pleasure and feels pleasure at the same time, happily parting with huge sums of money. Spends on the purchase of expensive cars and enjoys the purchased goods and the fact that he parted with his money. He goes on a journey and enjoys luxury, relaxation and places where he can leave his money. A wealthy person's attitude to money looks like a means to achieve good goals that bring him pleasure in life.
THE POOR'S ATTITUDE TO MONEY
Now let's look at the poor man. How does he spend money and what does he think? He walks into a store, buys a pack of cigarettes and the seller says that cigarettes have risen in price since today. What happens to his thinking at this moment. He thinks: "Oh, bl @ dg freaks, they raised the price of this poison again..". Not only does he spend money not on his own, but on addiction, he is also reluctant to part with his money. How can more come to a person if he is shaking over what he has? He is limited on what he has, his “volume” does not allow him to let in more. If you look at middle-aged people with a small income, you can see how they count every penny when shopping in a store and give money with the same displeasure when they learn that some product has risen in price. Will that little thing help save or improve the standard of living or somehow affect the life of such a person? Those aimlessly saved "kopecks" will play absolutely no role except for the formation of a way of thinking from the standpoint of need and a negative attitude towards money in general.
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THE RIGHT ATTITUDE TO MONEY
One of the main factors is the thoughts with which you part with money. What way of thinking do you have in relation to money? Some may think that money is evil, while others that money is the path to freedom, others like the smell of money (those who say that money doesn't smell are lying), and some just like their pressure on the buttock when they lie in the back pocket of your jeans.
As for hoarding, there are two sides. If a person is saving money for a specific purpose, then that is good. He mentally imagines how he will give the necessary amount of money for something and gets pleasure from it. There is a positive attitude towards money itself as a means, and a positive feeling when parting with money. But there is also hoarding in the form of greed, if a person has money, but he does not have a specific purpose for which he could spend this money, and at the same time he also wants to spend on things that he wants to buy or needs. This is already called elementary greed. Money with such people will not last long.
Each person has his own attitude to money in accordance with his way of thinking and, as a result, he has such wealth.
There are two types of attitude to money, this is a perception from the position of need or from the position of excess, wealth. For example, you find out that your friend has started to make a lot of money and you have a feeling of envy. What is the attitude towards money in this case? You start to think that you are not earning enough and look for where to get more. This is the position of need, the absence of any positive goal and only a fetish in the form of the amount of money the source of which is need. The correct attitude to money in this case will be such that you perceive the situation as a positive example, that it is possible to earn more money if there is a certain goal, a sense of respect is included.
Another example, if you have lost a certain amount of money, then in no case should you regret the loss, it is better to think something like “more given, more will come”..
What is your attitude to money? What do you think will be the correct attitude towards money?