Why Looking Poor Is Important

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@Riza20462]

Doofus

[@TheAssociateChannel]

I agree, most wealthy people don't want it to be known they are wealthy due to security and other social reasons.

[@Agnar669]

Yes, super wealthy don't show off because they are scared of having kids kidnapped...and besides their money is tied up earning more money, appreciating, not depreciating.

[@DannyBrooks1]

I told myself that when I reach a certain amount of liquid net worth I would buy a Rolex. Now that I have achieved that level I would rather use that money to buy more stocks.

[@mocheen4837]

I purchased a Rolex to hand down to my son. The price of the Rolex has increased by more than 10x but sits in a safe. I was influenced when I saw a grandfather, father and grandson at the jewelry store engraving and handing down an old Rolex. My father passed away and never left me anything. He also walked out on us when I was four. I grew up poor and became wealthy on my own.

[@DannyBrooks1]

@@mocheen4837 What a great gift!

[@rocketmangenesis]

....because you are still poor.

[@Literallyandfiguratively]

😀When to know enough is more than enough to enjoy a luxurious life instead of just leaving a fortune that we're not even sure if it's going to last .

[@bdflatlander]

I feel the same way. When I was a young working professional (Finance and Accounting) I always thought that when I had enough money I would buy a Rolex or similar fancy watch. Now that I am a retired senior citizen and can afford a Rolex I still haven’t bought one. The watch I wear the most is an Apple Watch Ultra that I bought about 1 1/2 years ago. It provides me with so much information and ability to stay in touch with people.

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@bdflatlander]

Another important thing he said (paraphrasing a bit) is not to advertise your wealth. My wife and I have followed the rule that we never discuss our financial situation with anyone who doesn’t need to know about it. If other people know you have a high net worth many will be resentful and/or will hit you up for money. The people who are truly happy for your financial success are definitely in a small minority.

[@alexisgreene8952]

Almost none. But I would buy a few items that I like because after all you don't take them with you and someone else will spend it.

[@jessjenkins5474]

Very good point!

[@danarobinson6156]

Riches are seen, Wealth is hidden

[@nogames8982]

There are farmers driving around in beat up old pick up trucks, worn out overalls, with enough cash in their pocket to buy a brand new pick up. there’s a lot of money in my town, but you wouldn’t necessarily know it. The older, rich, farmers know not to flaunt it.

[@adday.]

As a dog groomer I saw this in Germany, they'd drop of their dogs in old worn clothes, and in old Mercedes, but they had the best cars locked in.

[@seltzermint5]

I'm just a middle class, middle aged lady, but I love driving around in my 18 yr old very functional car (bought new 18 yrs ago) knowing I could buy the latest model with cash. To me that's a thrill.

[@JustinFH]

Those old farmers are some of the richest around. They just don't give a shit about image!

[@skygrey7237]

Time and comfort is wealth. Not money.

[@jameschaves5723]

❤️❤️❤️

[@bossman4401]

Money buys time which is the most important thing. You then get to use that time to spend doing the things you enjoy like spending time with friends and family. If you work 3 jobs for minimum wage you have no time. So money is extremely important because time is important

[@Khuntian2024]

well said, i am agreed and I try have them instead of money, enough is good for me.

[@NomenClature-o8s]

Time, comfort AND money.

[@Barbara-jn2gw]

AND GOOD Health

[@stevemartin7464]

I am not truly wealthy, but quite wealthy, and I wear clothes for a long time, rarely buy brands, have a 15 year old car and a paid off home. I have no debt either. I think people just do not understand the feeling of freedom being financially secure brings you. I have a slogan; "Finish every month in the black" as a start. Just don't spend money you don't have. Thats a good start. If you need to borrow to buy something; rather save until you have the cash or buy something cheaper.

[@Pihlalorjoone]

@@stevemartin7464 This could have been said by me apart from the car: mine is 12 years old... 😁

[@stevemartin7464]

@@Pihlalorjoone Yah you spendthrift! Lol

[@kenhondaofficial]

True Wealth is about much more than just money/ visible assets!

[@ReikiMasterCarlie]

Thank you Ken.✨ It is so true that truly rich people only wear and eat and spend moderately. Their wealth and richness are invisible from our eyes. That's the secret of growing wealth. Being invisible.✨

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Arigato!

[@TheFoxisintheHouse]

Q I am the opposite 😂 That's because I enjoy luxury 😉 I enjoy nice things Going everyday Joe, what's the advantage 🤔 of having wealth? It does however attract theft, jealous people etc...😂 been there multiple times. It put a dent in it. I had to ramp up security details and privacy. No longer mentioned wealth to even close rich relatives because they're greedy, judgemental and all bad things. I spoil them 😊 to the extent they can handle it. Q❤

[@jenoh3779]

That is a scarcity mindset.

[@FluffyHedgehog]

So true ..people who buy extra expensive objects are just showing off..Also I think trully wealthy people spend more on day to day things..delicious and nutritious foods..vitamins..clothes made from natural fabric ( which can be super expensive but look modest). And when they go on a trip, they may not select the popular places but they do chose high quality hotels with rich breakfast and amazing views that are more private and away from the touristic loud locations. They just chose what makes them happy not what makes others happy. And probably the universe rewards them ☺

[@dealman3312]

i used to live across from Ken Thompson. The richest man in Canada. He was relatively modest, although he had a mansion, and an incredible art collection. Its debatable, you still want to enjoy the fruits of your labour.

[@ktefccre]

Wow you must be rich to live across from a mansion

[@bossman4401]

@@ktefccrethe Art collection is an investment so is the mansion in his case

[@dealman3312]

@@bossman4401 krieghoff

[@robertmazurowski5974]

It is not the wealth that matters. What is inside your head matters way more. I don't understand how can people think, that they will buy a watch to be respected?

[@carbon-structure]

Agree, often times the reality of owning something expensive is less valuable than the idea of owning it.

[@timantsons616]

A lot of people show off on social media. From an outsider, it looks like they have endless stream of money. But, when a health condition comes up, they'd go on social media asking financial help from their friends and family.

[@sarisari6299]

@@timantsons616 You’re correct. I know few.

[@SirMopy]

hmm… go live outside the US and you don’t need to beg for money when you are not healthy, because the rest of the world actually has good healthcare (and yes there are still millionaires haha) and you don’t need to pay for a call to get the ambulance 😂

[@snwbm]

​@SirMopy "Rest of the world" - that's a heck of a lie there buckaroo.

[@seltzermint5]

I see this a lot also. Or a family member passes away and they're scrambling to find funds to bury that person because no one planned for cremation or anything else. Everyone in the family is driving brand new cars and has all the latest items and big houses but they can't get it together for an emergency. I was shocked years ago when I was in my 20s and my 30-something boss did not have $700 to fix a problem with her BMW. I earned a very small salary and felt quite "immature" at that time in my career and life...but $700 would not have been a problem at all for me. It opened my eyes to how terribly some people manage money.

[@timeenuf4200]

Funny as I swim through my early70's I still want things but now time seems the most precious.

[@EcomCarl]

Spot on! Accumulating wealth requires discipline in budgeting and avoiding unnecessary expenses. Investing in meaningful experiences can bring fulfillment while staying financially smart. 💡

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes!

[@beca8898]

I had a business in Japan for 15 years and did quite well. I did buy a nice car because it was a dream of mine to have it. It was money well spent but that car was 1 month profit I made and I built a big house with 1 year profit the rest I invested. Not about showing off just wanted the experience but now I got rid of the car and house 4x wealthier and drive a Nissan lol. Just about growing up and priorities I feel.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Do it for you!

[@stuartkelly4812]

We have 2, smaller, houses and older vehicles paid off long ago. I started investing in high school and when I buy things focus on functionality more than Brand. The only thing "off" you'd notice is I have books Everywhere in the house 😊 My mother was a librarian guess it rubbed off

[@jessicahayes9788]

When I met my mentor, he was driving a 31-year-old car. He was dressed so plainly, I almost ignored him. Nothing about him screams money. But when I told him about an office building that was up for sale at a heavily discounted price, he came up with $33 million in a form of a cashier's check within 3 days. He's a multi-billionaire and nobody can ever distinguish him from the average person.

[@thpq]

Stop lying

[@waltermessines5181]

Apart from those billions, I am like that. a 1992 VW car, modest dress.

[@pambalakhan6020]

@@thpq😮😁

[@lettuce1305]

​@@thpqnot a lie, I've met some multimillionaires that drive only a Ford and a Honda not a shiny new Mercedes.

[@zilun]

@@thpq Money only amplifies who a person is, it doesn’t change him/her to a caricature of rich people depicted in TV shows. I don’t shop luxury boutiques, I’m renting a cheap, big place in a good neighborhood, I don’t own a car, I take public transportation. I’m worth 9mil. Aside from my brother, my gf, and my banker, only two other people know I have money, they are real estate agents who helped me with my purchase of a 2mil vacation home.

[@hirokomlm131]

The best sign of wealth is physical fitness. Having a nice body turns a $100 outfit into a $1000 outfit, and your body is a ticket into any social group. Just don't take it too far and get super big muscles. Under 200lbs with a flat stomach is best.

[@Pihlalorjoone]

@@hirokomlm131 I agree, but is not easy!!

[@miaaiyana]

Very good advice from Ken!! Living modestly is likely to be more rewarding than spending too much on stuff you don't actually need. True riches like love, family, health etc. are FAR more precious and will make you happier and more fulfilled.

[@benh3427]

Let's face this, wealthy or poor and everything in between, lucky if you are on this earth for a 100 years or so what you do with it is up to you . I know many wealthy families that are worried so much that they look over their shoulders all the time and they never all fly on the same plane. How can they live there lifestyle like that.

[@Pihlalorjoone]

The funny thing is that moderate but wealthy people recognise each other without problem. I don't know why exactly, but I have been asked several times in a quiet way questions like "you also have no problems with money?". With that, we would immediately know that we both belonged to the class of moderate but wealthy.

[@sarisari6299]

@@Pihlalorjoone This is true. but in my case, many think I am super rich. people ask me for money. I don’t even wear jewelries and fancy clothes. I just look wealthy. I wonder what’s on me that they see me having so much money.

[@Pihlalorjoone]

@@sarisari6299 I obviously do not know you, but based on personal experience: the way you talk, the choice of words, the topics you initiate and your posture do a lot in conveying that 'rich' impression.

[@mixoh]

I used to work as a Barista in Canary Wharf London and I took notice of how the customers such as CEOS, Bankers, Company Owners had really really old Model phones some of them even had phones that was starting to break whilst customers working as a Retail, Waitering, cleaners had the latest and top notch phones, gadgets , headphones etc, it was very eye opening for me because i always thought rich people buy the best and latest things.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

[@lee00402]

Don’t need to act as poor. Money itself has no value until it is ‘converted’ to something you like/need. I’m financial independent at 50, after study / work in the right sector. I live in an upper middle class neighborhood, buy quality stuff that looks good and last long. Just not over the top with everything. I have a vintage Rolex (not the overpriced, obtrusive new ones), drive a second hand BMW with all the luxuries, have a couple of taylor made suits. It is around 40K all together. A fraction of what my assets generate in a year. Eat out a lot in good restaurants and go on holidays at least three times a year for memories with my loved ones. One is only rich when you can look back to a rich life when time comes, not what is on your account by then. The peace of mind of the money on the bank/investment and the passive income it generates is priceless.

[@CesarSandoval024]

Money isnt a physical concept. Its not even a spiritual concept. Its a subconcious concept. Because it comes from lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming influenced the idea of money.

[@ThetrueTeddyB]

I've noticed everytime i have a sum of money, i no longer care for a certain desire that i had before the money. So i can imagine how i would feel once i have the millions.

[@exelmans8855]

Same. Life is life rich or poor. Let’s say a little better rich for sure.

[@danicegewiss862]

You remind me of Graham Green! We have multiple properties. The one we are living in will be sold soon. My husband and I will be moving to a more affordable part of our state. Vacation will be combined with working on the property. We are planting fruit trees so we can sell the fruit when we move out there. The other one will allow us to build vacation homes we will rent out.

[@tigerlee9613]

He's right, Thomas J. Stanley, who wrote the book "The Millionaire Next Door", documents his findings and discovers wealthy people are very frugal and invest their money in income producing assets, save their money and are very thrifty. They may not be billionaires or have net worths in the 100 million dollars range, but they are low-tiered millionaires or multi-millionaires living very comfortable lives. They have enough wealth to not work if they wanted to.

[@bbb_888]

I feel like "Millionaire Next Door" people are the type who get wiped out when the market crashes.

[@tigerlee9613]

@bbb_888 Not sure why you would say that. These are the kind of millionaires who are responsible and resourceful with their wealth. They are able to grow $1 dollar into $10 dollars in the long-term and keep it. There are multi-millionaire NBA basketball players and NHL hockey players who make a lot of money in a short period of time, yet spend it all and go bankrupt. That's the difference between a true millionaire and a high income producing millionaire who can not manage their wealth. The true millionaires knows how to preserve it.

[@bbb_888]

@@tigerlee9613 I don't mean sports athletes, I meant frugal people who invest in stock market or real estate for capital gains. What would happen to "Millionaire Next Door" people if the market crashes?

[@tigerlee9613]

@bbb_888 Over the past century, the value of real estate had nowhere to go but up. The stock market indexes such as the Dow Jones Industrial and S & P 500 index has climbed higher with each successive year. The real estate "crashes" as you describe, are speculative short-term investments. Stock market crashes is a result of trying to time the market and selling at a loss in a short period of time to make money. A true millionaire invests for the long-term and has done thorough research before embarking on any investments. I feel you don't have the "millionaire mind," and you are a short-term thinker. Thomas Stanley described only a small percentage of people had this wealth accumulating mindset.

[@whatever_it_takes6691]

​@@bbb_888their portfolios go down for a year or 2 and then eventually bounces back?

[@MarkDanger777]

I am nowhere near financial freedom but sometimes when you think about money too much, it drives you crazy. I bought a luxury watch without breaking the bank and crying about it afterwards, I didn't regret it one bit. When I keep thinking about how to make more money or how I'm not going to be able to retire, I get depressed, anxiety, and crazy. Life is about making money, but it's also about being able to enjoy it.

[@vicowiz1]

In the way I'm reminded to be happy and joyful with simple and natural things and be grateful with what we have..thank you..

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Thank you!

[@ktefccre]

There is a story about a 9 year old boy who mistaken a hipster millionaire as a homeless person and gave away his only $1 to help the hipster millionaire buy food 🥺😭 i hope the boy grows up to be great

[@saloninegi147]

That boy is already great.

[@mattkarres3321]

I hope the Hipster turned around and gave the kid some moneyl

[@markmolinari777]

I retired at 51 years old because I could. I'm 65 now. My siblings would love to know what I have but, they have no idea. There is no good reason for me to tell them what I have because nothing good could come from me telling them what I have. I have a Calpers retirement and in about 12 months, I will be getting full Social security benefits. I have always invested my money myself and every year, I'm worth a lot more than the year before. I am very cost-conscious and I don't buy junk. My security is more important than anything, although, I do have more than I will ever need now. I never got married & I don't have any kids. Life is good. My siblings will never get anything I ever have because all their lives, they lived out of our parents' pocket.

[@elleloves1453]

They dont look poor, they look simple. But it really depends on one's personality.

[@positivityplace]

I am not rich, but I have some savings in retirement accounts, stocks, and a partially paid-off mortgage. I usually buy five-year-old used cars and stick to liability insurance. However, at 60 years old, I’ve always wanted a Tesla. Recently, I decided to fulfill that dream by purchasing a used 2022 model for half the price of a new one, plus a $4,000 rebate. I realized I would regret not getting one, especially as I age and may not be able to drive much longer.Driving it around is fantastic, and while some people might think I’m wealthy, it doesn't matter. I just wanted a Tesla, and I was able to buy it with my savings. So, if you have the means, why not treat yourself to a nice car or watch? Not for the luxury, but because you deserve it.

[@travelknighterrant]

Enjoy your Tesla. YOLO

[@DonYang73]

I buy what i value and what i can truly afford. Quality always ahead of Brand. Simple as that. And yes, i am a multi millionaire, 8 digit networth. Life goes on

[@ssing7113]

Don’t disagree. I think the emphasis needs to be first make the money, that makes the money What you want to do with the money”free” money is up to you. Some people enjoy cars because it was their passion as a kid. Some buy and don’t really like cars and could care less. Also intentional spending needs to be talked about as some people like those things that unfortunately are expensive and there’s nothing wrong if you have the cash from investing along with is it your actual personality that loves those expensive things. I agree. Most people don’t grow up thinking. Gosh I want a Rolex. Most just buy the Rolex to flash and impress. And yes some people get into the hobby and become passionate about the craftsmanship ( very few though ) I myself am a car lover. I detail cars. I wash cars weekly. I’m the type who look back every time I get out and walk in the store. Cars are my jam. It’s what I spend my money on. Yet I have millions that make me more so… I didn’t work to pay for the car anymore

[@annadrawsnow]

„Just have confidence in you.“ - Love this 😍, arigato Ken! 🧡✨💶

[@kenhondaofficial]

Arigato!

[@mrslcom]

Actually, whether someone is materialistic or not has little to do with their wealth. Some people flaunt their wealth regardless if they are wealthy or not. While some live modestly despite of their tremendous wealth. The correlation between lifestyle and wealth is moderate.

[@TheRealAsahi]

I don’t fully agree with you. I know someone who is very wealthy, dresses modestly BUT he has a huge collection of luxury watches simply because he loves watches and a collector. That doesn’t mean he likes to show off.

[@shaileshbhat6131]

Which car he drives ?

[@jimtong]

Depend on how you look at it. Watch collection is consider a potential assets that add on to his wealth. The key point here is to save more then what you spend and net worth = assets - liability. Alot of people that show off their rich are showing off their liability (expenses) but they may have little or no asset, i.e faking wealthy.

[@flavio4003]

I decided not to buy a new car, because in Brazil car taxes are high, 4% of the market value per year. You're paying for something that is already yours. So I decided 15 years ago not to change the car, my 1995 Corolla will be exempted from next year. If I have to take a client to go dinner or something, I simply lease a good new car for 1 day. As these events are very rare after the pandemic, it is really saving me a lot of money. The same for food (I go to restaurants only to eat something that is really difficult to replicate at home with lower costs), house (live in the same for 20 years), etc.

[@kaninma7237]

Dress modestly if you wish, but do not pretend to be poor. That is an affront to those who are suffering from poverty, generally caused by entitled rich people exploiting workers, gaining great financial resources for doing no work.

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

I grew up in a fairly middle market suburb, in Australia. Within that suburb, we had 3 extremely wealthy people, that I knew of. I mean "captains of industry" type wealthy. All but one lived in a fairly modest home. One had a vintage Rolls Royce in his garage and a fairly nice workshop. One upgraded their Jaguar every couple of years, and one spent most of his time fishing. Aside from those few ques, you would have never known.

[@matshidisovera4923]

Domo Arigato @KenHonda. Great teaching 🙏🇿🇦

[@kenhondaofficial]

Arigato!

[@NaliniSingh-d9e]

Thank you Ken ❤ have a Bless weekend 🙏 ❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you! You too!

[@earthring]

Rich people spend money….just not on things regular people normally care about

[@charlottepeukert9095]

Sir, people like to enjoy the fruit of their labor. They wear expensive watches, though not everybody collects them.

[@farahpagar]

Nice learnings Ken, I also think the same although I am not rich, I just do not want to simply pretend to something which I am not, I think you just do selective showing only to people who the same status as you and only to People who are truly happy with your success and happiness Also if show off to people that you have more money then they start asking for money

[@korneliawegrzynowska667]

Thank you Ken❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you 😊

[@premienarayanan3968]

Great sharing Ken. This is an eye opener. Thank you!

[@kenhondaofficial]

I am so glad you liked it!

[@bullwingsc6216]

I hope this video stops my lust for a new Porsche 911. Also ordered your latest book.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you! How have you found the book?

[@KattiaTech2000]

👏👏👏👏 your advice applies even if you have no money. It's setting up right your priorities.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes!

[@Debbie-y8h]

I agree. Most very wealthy people do not flaut their money status. I had an uncle who was so rich when he passed away. The family had no clue. He was so tight with his money. He neglected his own health. WHY??? He only had one son. His son did not know how much he had in banks. But, he dressed so poor. The family would buy him clothes because his clothes had holes in them.

[@seltzermint5]

Some people are just so frugal, but I think some of that does sound like he may have had a scarcity mindset and maybe even low self worth, which is sad. My husband and I both grew up middle class but watched our parents make poor decisions at times financially. While neither of us ever went without the important essentials we both struggle at times with a scarcity mindset and have to really watch that we aren't being ridiculous with frugality and restricting ourselves too much!

[@lydiarosebrita4901]

This was really helpful, thanks!

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@charmcrypto824]

Thanks for sharing this insightful video. It's interesting how the mindset of the rich is often different from what we expect. If you're thinking about retirement planning, have you considered adding crypto to your portfolio?

[@DamienYuen7718]

Most people that I have met who look wealthy actually are in debt when you peel back the curtain and see the facade that they have created. Now of course there are plenty of rich people who show it off but most are fakes. You should care more about your privacy and security because those are the things that really matter.

[@merlinsreturn]

We really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. We know you aren't doing it for the money. Arigato gosai masta 🙏🙏🙏

[@kenhondaofficial]

Arigato!

[@lmb4876]

I am wealthy and have an expensive watch ( I hardly every wear it) . I prefer to wear a Swatch watch -cost about $20! I also drive an 8 yr old FORD…I don’t care if anyone knows that I have money..No need to impress anyone..Why do people care what others think?

[@seltzermint5]

That is a very cheap Swatch! These days they are mostly 80-200. I love them though!

[@GretSanDiego]

This is true. Someone I know who owns hospitals and banks dress simply. At first I thought he was just a simple employee. I found out later on that he was filthy rich after something happened...

[@seltzermint5]

while my father is comfortable financially but certainly not super wealthy, he appears much more modest or even poor. When there was an emergency with an employee in a store he frequented, he paid for everything to make life easier for the person and everyone there was extremely shocked. It was roughly $2k which for him was not a big deal but to the people working in the store it was a lot of money.

[@Atoz13345]

Wealthy people bankruptcy by wrong investments. Some even end thier life because of stocks and real estate not all of then could be rich in investment .dress up is a protection coat and a confident from not being put down or look down by a certain people and situations. Limited chasing materialistic is good thing but become a fan of materialistic is a problem. If dress poor could make you rich and stay aways from or cut down problem then heaven are too easy to reach. Because you have only one life treat yourself to feel good is not a big deal as long as you know you live your life is not to show off then do what make you happy. 100 people 100 thoughts why satisfying the other . Dangerous. Good .bad . Hate. Love. are everywhere.

[@pioneer7777777]

How do you feel about investing in personal residence, in terms of putting money into? I've got a modest home with a low interest rate, but I could potentially buy my parents house at a bit of a discount but it will still nearly double our housing expenses. It seems tempting for a bigger yard, nicer neighborhood, attached garage,etc but I worry it will significantly hamper our wealth building. We do have two children, so I think it could be good for them, since they would potentially have better schools to go to.

[@donnyetta]

I like glamming up with long elegant dresses, high heels,nice handbag. People presume I am rich but no - it does not take lots of money to look glamorous. Takers took advantage of me. Now I go out slumming it - flat shoes, bad hair day. Depressing, but at least I don't end up paying for everyone.

[@pattyblakesley3300]

Domo arigato for this message!

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@weirdnomad8868]

How can you tell a poor person? If you see them wearing name brand clothes with labels on them.

[@jeanalexandre1105]

Save your money so your money could save you.

[@elmerotti789]

Thank you Sir Ken for your priceless teachings. But i am also curious as to what is really the purpose of getting rich?…aside from being able to provide food,clothing and shelter for the family. Say you got millions or billions, what will you do with all the money?…Is it for charity?…or for your children and grandchildren?…thank you Sir🙏

[@bbb_888]

You can save endangered wildlife, open schools in poor cities, support cancer research, colonize the moon, start a business that will continue even after you die, etc. There are many things you can do with lots of money!

[@jenoh3779]

These mega wealthy that dress poor and act poor have a scarcity mindset. They want to hoard their wealth. Pure greed.

[@appu9579]

Perfectly explained🎉🎉

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you!

[@lee-enfield0247]

More money you save, more money you can invest.

[@breatheliveandthrive7404]

Be more Saver than Buyer. Most people get the urge to show off to provoke envy to people they hate in the process of doing it, they are losing money.

[@mjohnsen8606]

You simply get used to everything. I don't even dress up when I go to fancy places because they're just not all that special to me anymore. Sometimes I feel funny getting out of my S-Class looking like an absolute hobo, but I think that's how you really know that someone actually has some money. The 'dress to impress' mindset just fades away over time.

[@Haniel143]

Sir you are a good Advicer. ❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you found it useful!

[@NarrowShouldersOpenMind]

Not my experience. You live in most ways an upper middle class life but there are dimensions of wealth of it that you don’t hesitate to embody as well, like the house itself, destinations, a grand piano, kids in the best private school, donating enough to meet famous politicians, donating enough to get your name on a building…. That’s not lambo trash but it’s a pretty deep class difference from a poor person.

[@ahmad.s4723]

It's easy to get caught up in wanting to be rich, but let's remember to enjoy life too. Working hard is important, but it's also good to take breaks and have fun. Let's find a balance between our goals and our happiness.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Of course! True Wealth is about much more than just money.

[@lolo-gg8fe]

Thank you. You answer what u do

[@sarisari6299]

This is kinda true, my BF is so low profile, Very simple looking and don’t wear branded clothes but he buys me Business class ticket every time I need to take long flights. 😅 He‘s not wearing any expensive watch but he wants to buy me Rolex 😅. Okay I also wanna buy him a car (Beetle) 😅

[@TheMcmarins79]

Thank you Ken ❤ I love your contents ❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you!

[@EnergyInversion]

Thank you Ken❤, excellent wisdom. What is true wealth?

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@A.D.798]

You are right but in the same time look at Kim Kardashian she lives lavish life style and investing mainly in her look and become billionare. Many other who invested in their look and starter promoting things became rich as well. It is very important how you look because it sell better

[@jimbochoo3316]

I look forward to seeing the weekly Yoshinoya coupons.

[@TheMcmarins79]

Great great great Ken ❤ Thank you ❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are very welcome!

[@julianakennedycpa9570]

Fantastic advice 👏👏👏

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you!

[@ros-mariteodorsson6024]

I am grateful for this

[@kenhondaofficial]

I am glad you liked it!

[@mercychioma1283]

Arigato Mr Ken ❤ God bless you

[@kenhondaofficial]

Arigato!

[@situated4]

Thank you.

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@FirstLast-fc7dt]

The only watch i treasure is the one my father gave me when he and my mom were just dating back in ‘78

[@christopherk7920]

Keeping up with the joneses can initially be fun until it turns into status anxiety and stress

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes!

[@zaravr]

i dont have anything but people are constatnly wanting me to pay for them and talknng about their money problems to me. If i dress up i get treated differently. when i look poor they leave me along

[@francesdigital1355]

Thank you very much!

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you!

[@larrysouthern5098]

KISS.... Keep It Simple Survive 🐺 ❤

[@AsiaKawaii8]

to protect their assets and security purposes

[@1694KK]

因为已经满足过了，觉得不那么重要了。人只有对无法满足的事情才渴望，如果天天都能买一个lv，就不再觉得需要了。

[@MischaVladimir]

This is BS. You can buy the watches, the cars, all you want, as long as it's within reason. Living like a poor fuck while having money is simply mind blowing to me. What is the point of getting rich if you don't buy what you want? Again, within reason.

[@ipathak0]

Thank you for sharing

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are welcome!

[@Selfluvisthebestluv]

❤ Wealthy people enjoy going to the games (soccer,football etc)spending time with family & kids.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! True Wealth is about much more than just money/ visible assets!

[@kittycattech]

I totally agree with you!! Money likes silence 👍 It also keeps you away from people who perceive you as an ATM and feel privileged to borrow money from you. Good vibes!

[@rothameas9339]

Thank you for so much for your advice 🙏🙏🙏❤️👍

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are so welcome

[@mugiirakimathi6299]

I don't know, I disagree. As long as you're not burning money you can look however you want.

[@skygrey7237]

You must not be rich. Lol.

[@mugiirakimathi6299]

@@skygrey7237 I'm not.

[@skygrey7237]

Me either. Lol. 😂

[@harrisbuild]

So you agree then??

[@mugiirakimathi6299]

@@harrisbuild No. Not being rich doesn't disqualify me from giving such an opinion.

[@mixme8655]

Thank you sir

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are welcome!

[@BSDinc]

Very sensible advice but very monotone

[@trish.goes.ironman]

Because we simply and honestly DO NOT HAVE TIME TO GLAM UP ALL THE FREAKING TIME. I have 2 dedicated house help, yet 24 hours still aint enough time. I have teams working on different streams I launched, yet I am constantly tired with a brain constantly thinking bout the next course of action all the time