7 Self Destructing Habits Poor People Always Use To Sabotage Their Success Habit 1: Inability to Save and Invest. The poor work for money just as much as the rich do. But even though they know that “it is not how much money you make, but how much of it you keep and multiply that makes you rich”, they still are unable to apply that principle. On the other hand, the rich not only work for money, but more importantly, they send money to work for them, by applying the above principle. Habit 2: The Poor keep poor company. In other words, they do not go where the money is. If you want money, go where the money is! Some jobs, trades, businesses, careers, professions and locations offer better chances, not only for making big money, but also for meeting the movers and shakers of society and serving them. Habit 3: The Poor focus on financial survival. Habit 4: The Poor fail to recognize potential Money. Many poor people have un-used assets, talents, abilities, specialised knowledge, information and hobbies that could be converted into cash or developed into full fledged businesses. But they are unable to convert or package these advantages into products and services that many people want and are willing to pay for. Habit 6: The Poor lack solid money-making ideas. If you can generate workable money ideas, you can become rich. You are truly poor only when you lack ideas. If you cannot finance your money ideas, then approach benefactors or financiers with your workable proposals, money idea or business plan, showing how and where you want them to come in. Habit 7: The Poor give reasons. The poor give all sorts of reasons and excuses for their failure and inability to become rich. The poor are good at not accepting responsibility for their financial status or station in life. They will rather blame other people and circumstances for their plight, failure and lack of achievement. Hear them. If I had a university degree! If I did not have a wife and children! If the economy was not into recession! If I were younger! If I had rich parents, etc. However, no matter what alibis they come up with, they still remain poor because alibis cannot translate into money. ©CareerPointkenya.co.ke @Internitup on Twitter
Posted on: Mon, 23 Jun 2014 17:00:01 +0000
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