DO YOU HAVE A RICH OR POOR MENTALITY?
Grace Chan
I help young parents tailor life plans to achieve their heart-aligned lives | Happy Retirement | Certified Trust Planner & Family Wealth Instructor | Author of Fail-Safe Happy Retirement newsletter
Ever wonder why some people seem to have it all figured out financially while others are constantly struggling? It all boils down to mentality – the way you think about and handle money. Let’s dive into the differences between a “Rich Man” and a “Poor Man” mentality. Ready to find out where you stand?
RICH MAN’S MENTALITY
INCOME - SAVINGS = SPENDING
A rich man’s mentality is all about setting financial goals and prioritizing savings. When they receive income, the first thing they do is allocate a portion to their savings. This ensures they’re always moving towards their financial goals. With this approach, they can spend the remaining money guilt-free, enjoying life with an abundance mindset.
POOR MAN’S MENTALITY
INCOME - SPENDING = SAVINGS
On the flip side, a poor man’s mentality focuses on spending first and saving whatever is left (if there’s anything left at all). This often means they’re not reaching their financial goals and feel guilty when they spend money, leading to a scarcity mindset.
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So, which mentality do you have? It’s never too late to switch gears and start thinking like a rich man. By setting financial goals, prioritizing savings, and budgeting for fun, you can achieve an abundance mindset and secure your financial future. Book a free trial consultation here to kickstart your Rich Journey, speak soon!
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