I was POOR - These 17 Mindset Shifts Made me RICH: The Secrets Of The Millionaire Mind

17 Secrets The Rich Use That The Poor Don't Know // SECRETS OF THE MILLIONAIRE MIND - Harv Eker
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[@andressagoncalves7977]

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[@tahirisaid2693]

Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.

[@JalenBooekr]

Absolutely, financial management is crucial for long-term stability and peace of mind. Avoiding it can lead to missed opportunities and financial difficulties. It's never too late to start managing your finances wisely and securing your future.

[@chriswalter92]

Financial management is crucial for long-term stability and peace of mind. Avoiding it can lead to missed opportunities and financial difficulties. Working with a financial adviser has really helped me get on the right track and secure my future.

[@GeralynWinnifeld]

It's great to hear how beneficial working with a financial adviser has been for you! I'm definitely interested in working with a financial adviser myself to better manage my finances and secure my future.

[@chriswalter92]

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[@GeralynWinnifeld]

She looks to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

[@bridgettetraveler658]

I went from homeless to buying a very nice house & a new car. Once ppl who didn't have much to do with me started contacting me. I remember how they treated me before when I had almost nothing. If they say I've changed I'll agree & say thank u. It's not where u come from. It's where you're going that matters. Thank GOD for changing me & Blessing me!!!

[@kennyknowles6875]

Bless brother i am a bit in that situation but haven't made that achievement yet but I believe I will make it,, n I already knew they gonna come back those lion in sheep coat, cause there already starting to approach lol I could av be a millionaire now but my kind caring heart n wrong decision wrong circle n they gone once I fell, am still going still positive still sharing but I give more that really deserve fake friends I talk hi, how r u, but we done n with father God almighty protection n blessings I will be happy one day n achieve my dream. Bless up ❤

[@gison8405]

His mercies be upon you, brothers !

[@gison8405]

& sisters lol

[@eddieregan1940]

I went from many felonies, prison, drug addiction, homelessness, then accident losing an eye. After that doctors said I shouldn’t work. Due to TBI and seizures from pain. Well I work 80 hours a week. Bought a home. Trying to pay it off in 10 years.

[@eddieregan1940]

Not born in 1940. Don’t know why it’s in my name

[@MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA]

Most important thing! ......... you must have health. Without health you cannot do anything. So start with health! Thank you 🙏❤️🎶

[@AnoJanJan]

Wealth & health go hand in hand. With wealth you’re able to lead a healthy lifestyle, access healthcare & take preventative measures. Far too many poor people have bad health (or worse) because they can’t afford these.

[@MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA]

@@AnoJanJan Excuse me but I have found that one does not need wealth💰to be informed medically as well as nutritionally. Libraries and self research can provide a lot to one’s healthcare.Voilà.! Thank you ❤️🎶

[@catherinewilliams2470]

⁠@@AnoJanJanI agree with you… to a point. There aren’t coupons for organic apples but there are sales. Gym memberships can be expensive but walking and stretching are free. A personal trainer is costly but resources at the library are free. Sometimes a few no cost positive choices can make all the difference. I don’t knock anyone for having a lack of resources but perseverance is key to get where you want to go.

[@amberforbes3151]

@@MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA Are libraries and self-research going to treat your cancer? Are they going to give you the chemo you need?

[@fionagregory9147]

Just don't get fat.

[@JodyDube]

It's infinitely easier to dance on a tightrope if you have a safety net below. If poor people appear risk averse that has much to do with this concept. Without the security of that safety net, consequences are completely devastating.

[@MDC_1985]

This is an example of poor person thinking. Having a safety net gives the option of failing without any real consequences. You see that safety net as a positive thing, it’s not. People who become wealthy from nothing do so because for them, failure is not an option. They treat every challenge as something they have no choice but to overcome at any cost. How hard do you focus when you know you can fall and still be Ok, compared to knowing that it’s all over if you make one mis-step, if you lose focus for even a second….. You are proving the point that it’s a poor mentality that keeps most poor people poor. Those who will ultimately stay poor are the ones who will see their lack of a safety net as an excuse not to try. Those who will succeed see their lack of a safety net not as an excuse not to try, but as a reason to work harder to be laser focused and thoroughly prepared because they know that the consequences of failure leave them only one choice: succeed at all cost.

[@davidkottman3440]

Risk averse attitude isn't always bad, if recognized and managed. Use it to make best choices, rather than as a reason to avoid attempting anything.

[@rayzerot]

​@@MDC_1985MDC it's fun to play backseat driver in someone else's life but stop. A person would be an irresponsible and negligent twat to play on a tightrope without a safety net when they have a family depending on them. Only an A-hole would make gambles that might involve their kids going hungry. A safety net that allows mistakes is a huge advantage for those that have it. Things don't always work out and people can lose their homes, cars, and kids if they are too risk tolerant. It's not a poor person thing, it's a responsible human thing

[@MDC_1985]

@@rayzerot more excuses not to do something rather than finding ways to overcome. Family is a perfect excuse too, now you can blame your fear and your total financial dependence on the idea that you are making a noble sacrifice for them……. Ohh and you get to teach them to be sheep, who can’t think for themselves and see everyone who does succeed as, wait how did you’d put it…”a-holes” and “negligent twats”…. Yes because you are clearly maintaining your moral high ground by never believing yourself equal to any challenge that requires determination or independent thought. What an example that must be… I’m sure your children’s children will be thankful for the legacy you’ve created for them.

[@teleriferchnyfain]

@@MDC_1985What bull shit. I retired from working at Social Services. Stuff HAPPENS. I had a guy who was comfortably wealthy, lovely high-priced home, really excellent job. His wife contracted a very rare, insidious disease, that used up the lifetime limit on their VERY good health insurance. Treatments then had to come out of his pocket. There were ways I could advise him so his wife got her treatment & wouldn’t die, but in no way was he on any kind of ‘get rich’ track anymore. These types of books & videos sell a lie. With the current system in the US (especially health care) it’s Russian roulette at best. Some of the advice is fine if you are just talking quality of life, making sure you don’t end up on the streets etc, but these suggestions are in NO WAY guaranteed to make anyone rich.

[@user-sv9ej1sd1b]

A message to the girl who created this video, you've crushed it keep up the good work hugs, see you at the top.

[@user-tj9qi2wy4h]

''You may read it, talk about it, heard about it but as long as you arent doing it you donno it'' 😮😮amazing

[@theneverendingjourneyoflif1482]

I got feeling this video will help them to be multimillionaires within 5-10 years~ As John Lennon said "I rather be rich and happy than poor and miserable"~ Do not forget, low stress, fitness and no process sugars with a whole food diet ~this matters most for Happiness/Longevity!

[@theamazingworldofchewy2220]

You can also be poor and happy as much as rich and miserable.

[@stevec8612]

Arm > leg! Take care of your health, live within your means, mind your own business. Life is about relationships and helping others. (p.s. stop watching the news)

[@Brownsuga777]

Not to brag, but I got tipped $100 from the guy who doesn't normally tip at all. He just said he likes how I took my time, effort and the work I've done. All my coworkers were mad at me 😂. Hey, that's why they call me Money Making Mitch 😅

[@hollyhurley7789]

Hate to see what a brag would look like.

[@ma.eugenialujan5454]

After reading your info, I've learned you're a man, not a girl, so I changed my message. I love your content and the fact that you hire somebody to read your scripts. You're giving a job to somebody else! I loved this video. You've got a new subscriber dear KZbinr!! A hug from Argentina 😊❤

[@matt79de]

About the money and not learning how to use it (properly): It's the old paradox Aristotle already put in words: If you are uneducated in one area, you don't know that you don't know anything. "The more you know, the more you realize that you don't know." Well, you somehow first gotta learn just enough to get to that realization...

[@rover-t]

Rich and poor are unhelpful references here. Abundance mindset and scarcity mindset are preferable because having money doesn’t necessarily make a person abundant , or ‘rich’ in their wider life. However, the points in the video (& book) are accurate in defining both mindsets. Personally, I have learned an abundant mindset and tried to release myself from scarcity. For example: taking more risks, but if some do not work, it’s not failure, but a process to success. In this way my successes have been more, and I have learned so much from the rest that I can apply in future situations.

[@robertellis3915]

I just turn 55 May 29 I have been working for Goodwill for some 5years somehow I can only get part time feeling Goodwill makes a worker more handicapped than independent I am one that trys hard not to call in sick.. and Goodwill doesn't pay enough for the rent and bills

[@gison8405]

Thou shall not covit (envy) Work hard, humble thyself, and seek wisdom and understanding, as the Scriptures teach us! It never ceases to amaze me how on-point His Word proves to be, which is why it's the #1 best-selling book of all time ( & why the cross is THE MOST powerful symbol on earth - unmatched by any other ) Thank you for the great content, friend !

[@user-cr3fz8lz2i]

I’m only on Difference #9, but had to stop and comment on #8. SO TRUE! Complain and blame! That’s all I hear from “poor” people. One of my mantras is “R/R”…no, not railroad crossing, but you can let it remind you of “Respect AND Responsibility.” Show respect and take responsibility. Great video so far!

[@user-cr3fz8lz2i]

OK….found #14 to also be very true! Wealth and net worth are far more important than income. It’s not how much you make, it’s what you save and invest that build the most millionaires.

[@CurvaLish]

Love this but one note: 4th one, there are Risk Managers and Advisors who get paid A LOT of money to advise on challenges, obstacles and risks. Not to advise to stop project or idea, but to go forward with eyes wide open and build in actions to mitigate risks. That’s not a poor people mentality. That’s seeking wise counsel. I’m not totally disagreeing; just pointing that out.

[@benmorris118]

On the time spent point; in many circumstances, getting a job done in a good timeframe (not rushed, but no dithering) or making a decision quickly, is more important than getting it perfect. A mistake can be remedied as long as youve left contingency time, and you learn from the mistake. Plus finishing the task gives time to evaluate, whereas if you take ages aiming for perfection, you might not leave enough time to check you actually got it right. Sometimes you get tunnel visioned aiming for perfection

[@PennyPorta]

Who defines who's poor? I have never been poor in my life or felt it and I am not a millionaire. Who labels people like that? Who is anyone to say someone is poor. That person is the only one that can define themselves. So many people have wonderful lives that are not rich but they feel rich inside and that's where it counts.

[@start_where_you_are_nz]

that's literally why she specifically said poor is a MINDSET not monetary. The judgement you feel is your own.

[@shannonrobinson864]

can you afford to stop working right now and still maintain the same lifestyle you are living now with?

[@QoraxAudio]

This is called reverse causality: The mindset doesn't get people rich or poor. People adopt a mindset based on their experiences as a rich or poor person, because humans are for a big part product of their experiences.

[@mahaalotaibi8352]

Its true rich people are always positive and nevee give up on their dreams and goals! Most of them fail 99 timea but win 100th time... this I will teach my daughter to always be confident and never give up

[@amremnant]

"As a Man Thinks, So He Is" Proverbs 23:7

[@itsmizyel]

my favorite is "what's get tracked gets improved"

[@adriangrainger2672]

If you are poor and wanting to be rich, it is like being unhappy and wanting to be happy. The first piece of homework is accepting that you are only one responsible for your wealth/happiness and you are the only one with the authority to affect this. It's up to you - decide what you want and then do something to affect a positive change, every day. Maybe you'll have days where nothing happens but, after some days, things improve. Keep adding days and the improvements increase. Great video you've made here - content, delivery and production.

[@agapeigwe2396]

This message taught me a lot ❤❤❤ some months ago I was willing to do everything possible for my growth but I ended up being having negative thoughts 😢 I realized much through this video's and I am back on track ❤❤❤ Thank YOU so much little better than yesterday 😂🎉

[@gison8405]

Its crazy how drastically we can fluctuate, simply by tending to either the wrong or right thoughts within the garden of the mind, huh!! 🙏❤️‍🔥

[@aliannarodriguez1581]

There are definitely nuggets of truth here that are useful for breaking a poor person out of some self-defeating mindsets. There is also some self-congratulatory messaging that wealth and poverty are simply self-inflicted, strongly implying that the rich need not concern themselves with the poor. On balance though, I think it’s a useful video for someone just starting to think about building financial security. But read some other material on this topic for balance.

[@khosrowsobhe1697]

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[@thekellumlewis]

Hey, just found your channel the other day and am super grateful. I’ve read or listened to a lot of the books and I love getting your summaries to remind me of important ideas. Appreciate the world you’re doing!

[@AL-Boogie.]

This analysis was absolute genius!!! I’m dealing with folk daily who has that small limited mindset! Excellent work done right here!💪🏿💯

[@serasebilo]

Very informative and valuable...........

[@michaelhughes4466]

Generally good advice, but your statement (9:40) that you don't like taking public transport rather smacks of snobbery. I prefer it to the taxi because the money I save can be spent on the things I most enjoy - cider and holidays.

[@madhatter61]

Handling money is the first step to getting more money I'd agree with that

[@dianebhatula9410]

Just subscribed too! Love "17 Secrets..." summary! "Fear, doubt, and worry are the biggest barriers to success and happiness" "Financial freedom should be the goal before being wealthy" Makes sense!😊

[@raoullifecoachtv-yourmotiv3909]

❤Great job ! Well done!!

[@StinkyFlyfart]

I agree. Everything is in the mindset. Also, if you are lazy, you will never get where you desire to be. Without hard work there will be no result. Where there is a will, there is always a way. My favourite quote and the one I live by is from Nike: Just do it. Sometimes I modify it and say: Don't think about it, just fucking do it. And I am not talking about cheating, shopping beyond your means, etc. I mean it towards reaching POSITIVE goals of any kind.

[@MrAdriancooke]

Being rich makes you confident so it's an upward spiral

[@dannychism1510]

I'm new to your channel but I've watched several of your reviews. This may be your best one so far! As a small business owner I can totally relate to the thought process of both the rich and the poor. I'm going to make my 3 Sons watch this one for sure. Keep up the great work!

[@dougandcandacebishop7259]

10:00 - love your description of your own definition of a wealthy life! Thanks for the detailed example.

[@MrAsimomytis]

My cuurent state of life and fears, demanded this video. A big thank you for making everything clearer to me......

[@marabarrameda]

I really love your content. Thank you for making this! For me that doesn't have the money to buy all these books. I wish I found your KZbin channel earlier in my life. ❤

[@kartikkr]

Absolutely loved every single Secret!! Certainly motivates me to change my perspective on a few things. I've even shared this video with others!! Thank you for doing this.

[@averyparker9110]

I watched an anime a long time ago. The M.C met someone who was dying and that man taught him fighting techniques before he past. Just b4 he died he told him "those who have glimpsed an ideal have an obgligation to making it a reality!"

[@svenbernhagen6320]

Im Not rich but I have financial freedom and I say exactly the same about money it is a Tool nothing more nothing less but an important one everything you see around you costed money everything has its worth. You just have to use it.

[@justathought7221]

First time seeing your video and subscribed half way through. Thank you for this inspiring video. I’m doing most of the good advice. Thank you for the rest which I will implement ❤🙏🏼

[@pavlos307]

I love these drawings.And it obviously took you a lot of time to complete this video,which created a very good result.Most times,investing times produces great results,your example proves it.Congratulations.

[@Al-mg6bz]

I ❤ your videos. I hope people appreciate and use the infornation you put out there. I know from personal experience that, success and getting what you want in life, is only a decision away, followed by, planning, setting goals, descipline, and hard work.......

[@dkoutsoumba]

This video does really fall in place and allignment with my new career. The free workshops and seminars we attend at our meetings revolve around those ideas to help us become more successful. I don t know what to pick first from your presentation, but the last covers all the poor mindset: Poor people are jealous of all rich and succesful people. How many times have YOU heard poor people gossiping the rich? I m curious🤔 what was the most evil comment you ve heard? 😉🤭

[@mstwelvedeadlycyns]

True. Nothing can stop me, my mind's made up.

[@katier6734]

What is your new career ??

[@sally6457]

Difference #9 Rich people manage their money well (while mismanaging other people'smoney, never gamble withyour own money when you can use someoneelse'smoney), and poor people mismanage their money (on the advice of rich people, when banks fail it isn't the bankers who go hungry) Sums up the finance industry perfectly.

[@Favored11]

Thank You for sharing Overflow Blessing and Prosperity

[@queeniesnewyorklotto3284]

Thank you for putting in so much time. I wish you more success. ❤

[@indrjithbdeva817]

Love the fact that you cover various subjects, Love your content, Awesome job, Thanks & keep up the good work.

[@elderjoshua]

Thank You for Exposing REAL Truth. This is Pure Wisdom.

[@adventuresblissconnection4198]

I love hearing a human voice. This was so easy to follow and transparent. Subscribed, Thank you. Now to binge the REST of you vids.

[@user-fs4rf1jv9e]

I agree

[@annflemo770]

Love it. Tanks for sharing. Take the 10 step ladder first. Yes I'd allowed Fear to stop me...but NOW means No Oppotunity Wasted. I'm stepping on the ladder😊

[@fuhrerah8292]

the spirit of talking, the confidence, the art of convincing. just want to tell u one thing, I LOVE UR CONTENT, keep up.

[@j.r7872]

Excellent! Thank you for sharing!

[@hannietyler3097]

Thank you so much for your videos!😍 I only knew your channel today and I already watched 2 videos of yours and they really opened up my mind on new possibilities! Keep making more of these. I really love your content! 💘💘

[@Winter-Bruin]

Just subscribed after hearing you on the Swedish Investor, I'm lovin' your content.

[@littlebitbetter7]

Thank you very much for the support Christian :)

[@hermanomarin]

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[@amberwood3604]

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[@JoeyTana2241]

,love the brutal honesty coming from the son of a retired grocer who travels 10 miles in heavy traffic to save 40 cents on a can of mushrooms 😂...not me ...him

[@user-fv6ke8vv2z]

Examples from others - speak louder than words … work with the best to become the best.. speaking from my own experiences - walking the streets at 17 Yrs - looking for work… / things worked out well.. just the same … did things my way… $$ 😊

[@maybebearable6910]

You sold me on your videos. The examples and clear analysis are sublime.

[@CarlosSantos-vx1to]

Money doesn't change you but it definitely changes people around you.

[@user-cv7fc7ky6h]

Excellent. Love all the drawings. Makes it so Easy to follow along!!

[@pattiarconati4992]

Loved the idea of doing my net worth! All of a sudden I feel wealthier💕

[@lunadelmar6544]

Excellent summary! Thank you 😊

[@percivalhlophe1429]

Just great and so eye opening too, well done my sister, I’m going to share it with as many people as I possibly can.Thank you so much.

[@barbaradace7952]

"Life is a *banquet*-and most poor suckers are starving to death!"-from "Auntie Mame"...the quote that came to mind when you said rich people feel like life is an endless buffet :-)

[@blewandthecrew]

This was a fantastic video! Thank you and blessings!

[@JaneNewAuthor]

Love the idea of tracking net worth! Great video, thank you.

[@martinadams5382]

Brilliant ! Very inspiring & so well pitched. !👏🎯. Thank you !!

[@AmrKafi2020]

I truly love your video and agree with a lot of the true knowledge that you’re sharing with us from that book and I wish that you add in it another fact of (CONSEQUNCES) not everything in poor man’s life is (FEAR, DOUBT AND WORRY). Rich person can handle the lost simply because he or she has enough to back him or her up in a lost situation, but a Poor person will lose everything as consequences of his or her failure, so fear, doubt and worries are a very important guidance to survive in this life but they must start some ware with precaution if they want to be rich sometimes in this life.

[@l.5832]

Every single investment that pays big is also very risky. Only wealthy people have the cushion to survive that risk, so they also get the biggest payoffs in investment. The bad investments are a mere speed bump and if they have positioned themselves correctly they can possibly write off those losses anyway. (and only rich people can do that, too).

[@aaakhmed]

Rich people go big or go home, they dont worry about how much they have in their bank. They more money they have the more risk they take, but they bet 100% of they money not portion. Just like a gamble. Life is a gamble, but you have to play it smart not blindly and hoping it would work.

[@l.5832]

@@aaakhmed Actually, rich people don't gamble their OWN money. They are masters at getting investors and backers. Wealthy people don't put their own money at risk. They put YOUR money at risk.

[@mehdirezaeianzadeh]

Great summary and content, thanks for sharing!

[@alphayoh]

I've fallen in love with your type rich life. And I think some aspects of it mirror my life ☺️

[@SQLUniversity]

Excellent video! I've read Harv Eker's book, and you really di him justice on this video. I hope you reach 10M views! Well done, and thank you. I just watched it this morning like 4 times,

[@W.C.F.L]

I lost my parents at age 16, I've been self employed since age 28 and owned several businesses. I can confidently say, most people have zero clue about what they want & why.

[@lumberjack7923]

REALLY GOOD VIDEO I do almost all of these things naturally never having sought out any mentor or advice. Mainly trial and error along the way but MOST IMPORTANTLY I HAVE ALWAYS HAD AN EXCEPTIONALLY GREAT ATTITUDE never depressed or sad in my life and not afraid of failure. I have all the things my heart could ever desire and $$$$ as well . thanks for sharing with others and giving me reflection of many things I have never given a second thought to

[@ttocselbag5054]

I love how you season your vids with lots of “for examples.” Really helps drive home and anchor the points girlie. 😊😊

[@jessicadelrosario2185]

Oh man. I am totally guilty of so many the poor person mentality. Fortunately I’m married to someone with the rich person mentality. He takes me out of my comfort zone all the time but it has all been beneficial.

[@AncientWisdom222]

Buck up. Time to act NOW

[@jeannie4489]

I just discovered your channel and I'm hooked! Great video!

[@Angela-jy8um]

Fantastic video. I'm going to watch again. So great!!

[@anarizmoore]

I needed this video more than ever before....I have a 18 year old sun who's in a fork-in-the-road....it's hard and challenging everyday...

[@epuffglobal7719]

This is a great video, thankful that you presented to us. The main 2 ideas I take from it are 1) how to split money between investment/education/etc (around minute16) and 2) what gets tracked will be better, so I will set and monitor more KPI in my business

[@kechazileonel8141]

You have influenced me, and I will use it more positively. Thank you

[@anthonysmusicartschannel7694]

You are Absolutely RIGHT..! Thanks for sharing your Wisdom..

[@davidsedghi1371]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@michaelrobles8586]

This was so helpful thank you so much.

[@GabrielSBarbaraS]

The Magic of Thinking Big, I read it many years ago, good book.

[@bichthuyphamthi2877]

thank you so much. the video is so helpful ❤️‍🔥

[@randomdotinhumanity]

Thanks for the content. I find it helpful, valuable information.

[@simplepeepsofficial]

To sum up this video most ppls minds are stuck in survival mode once you leave that mindset of having to survive and focus on what you want you can achieve anything 💯

[@natalieelisabeth5767]

Wow, what a great summery and video! Excellent work!

[@nycholyeseyes8843]

I dunno if im alone here, but this lady cracks me up sometimes.

[@Hemming-Peter-Mortensen]

I live on the outskirts of Denmark, so far out that even the crows turn around but I like the video and nobody there will notice if I take a small break so I can place the video in one of my playlists if I want to.

[@bronx7886]

Rich content and splendid presentation. Thank you.

[@markthompson9684]

80% of wealth is acquired either through inheritance or illegal practices. ( This includes- fraud, tax fraud, tax avoidance, drug dealing, human trafficking, modern day slavery and exploitation of working people.) That leaves only 20% achieved via hard work and honest endeavour.

[@andrasvagvolgyi2905]

Yes the lady don't realy think about how capitalism work...

[@AncientWisdom222]

So you resent wealth ?

[@markthompson9684]

@@AncientWisdom222 no……just how most of it is acquired 🤔

[@andrasvagvolgyi2905]

@@AncientWisdom222 wealth is a manupulating system, has nothing to do with nature, i just need it becouse of our made up system, in other conditions i wouldn't need it and neither you, you don't need money if you can't spend it. If your valutha is not accapted than its worthless...

[@danielturczan2485]

*citation needed*

[@windturbinerockstar]

your videos make me wanna be a better person a better me. keep up the positive work and stay blessed

[@iExploder]

I mean, there are also hundreds of things the rich CAN do to save and generate money that the poor CANNOT due to lack of access to similar resources.

[@richwithinchannel]

New sub here! This content is amazing and super helpful. Well explained! I love reading self-improvement and money books, this is the first time I have heard of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by Harv Eker. Will probably gonna get one too.

[@nicklaus8536]

You are so great Ms ''Little Bit Better". I get a little 1% better every time consult you !!!

[@Joanna-il2ur]

The shoes thing. I once worked at a university and one of the professors was also a captain of industry. Once at a meeting he looked at his shoes and said he needed to get them repaired. I thought, if I was a millionaire like him, I wouldn’t get shoes repaired, I’d buy new ones. I guess that’s why he was a millionaire and I’m not.

[@erasersoundtv444]

I listen to all of the videos that you posted today while I'm at work keep them coming I am a big fan!!...... I know we all like the views but for you I will say impression overviews you are doing a great job!!

[@littlebitbetter7]

Woww, thank you so much :)

[@chriscarbaugh3936]

I like number 17. It really tells about a person’s mindset!

[@andreipalcau4525]

I feel like this video is 100% on point with my views! Good job, keep doing this videos!