Rich People Constantly Learn And

To Get Paid The Best, You Must Be The Best.

Rich People Take Advice From People Who Are Richer Than They Are. Poor People Take Advice From Their Friends, Who Are Just As Broke As They Are.

The Truth Is Few People “think” Big And Even Fewer “play” Big. Why? Because “big” Often Means Big Responsibilitie S, Big Hassles And Big Problems. They Look At That “bigness” And Shrink. They’re Smaller Than Their Problems. They Back Away From Challenges. Ironically, They Back Themselves Into The Biggest Problem Of All ... Being Broke, Or Close To It.

Let Me Put It Bluntly: Anyone Who Says That Money Isn't Important Doesn't Have Any! Rich People Understand The Importance Of Money And The Place It Has In Our Society. On The Other Hand, Poor People Validate Their Financial Ineptitude By Using Irrelevant Comparisons. They'll Argue, "well, Money Isn't Important As Love." Now, Is That Comparison Dumb Or What? What's More Important, Your Arm Or Your Leg? Maybe They're Both Important.

We Need To Practice Acting In Spite Of Fear, In Spite Of Doubt, In Spite Of Worry, In Spite Of Uncertainty, In Spite Of Inconvenience, In Spite Of Discomfort, And Even To Practice Acting When We're Not In The Mood To Act.