The book "Secrets of the Millionaire's Mind" which explains the psychological side of wealth and the way people think

We live in a world of duality, there is the top and the bottom, the light, the dark, the hot, the cold, the inside and the outside, the speed, the slow, the right and the left, and all of these models are only a few examples of thousands of opposing poles and for a pole to exist, its counterpart must also exist, so is it possible for the right side to exist without the left ? Of course not.

Harv T. Ecker studied the rich and concluded that they are distinguished from other middle-class and poor people by 17 points, which depend primarily on their mental convictions, if you want my dear to change your convictions, you must change your thoughts and thus your attitudes and actions.

The first point:

Rich people believe that they can change their lives for the better, while the poor see that life is linked to chance and luck, and they have no hand in it.

The second point:

The rich are more daring and brave, as they do not hesitate to engage in new projects in order to make more money, and the poor do not like to take risks, because they are afraid of losing what they have.

The third point:

The rich are not satisfied with what they have of money, but always strive to accumulate more wealth, while the poor are satisfied with their dreams of being rich and do not seek to achieve this.

The fourth point:

The rich think about the big things and the poor think about the small things, meaning that the rich think about buying palaces and luxury cars, while the poor are sufficient to live in a simple house or even a cottage.

The fifth point:

The rich look for the opportunity and make the best use of it. As for the poor, they miss opportunities under the pretext of obstacles and obstacles, and this is what hinders their progress.

Sixth point:

The rich love to befriend successful people, while the poor hate and hate the rich and prefer to mix with simple people exclusively.

The seventh point:

The rich are positive by nature, thanks to their thinking they can achieve wealth and therefore prefer to accompany positive people, while the poor are negative and love to accompany someone like them.

The eighth point:

The rich always strive to prove themselves and raise their value, whether through strengthening their public relations or through developing their skills and achieving more success.

The ninth point:

Rich people are confident in themselves, as they do not allow problems to demoralize them or hinder their progress. For example, the millionaire mentality says I will learn new skills now so that I can achieve what I want in life, so learning skills is not an obstacle.

Point ten:

Rich people listen and listen because they realize that listening to other people sharpens their skills and increases their knowledge, and this is what helps them achieve success.

Eleventh point:

Rich people rate their work based on results and profit sharing, even if it is small at first, because they know how to increase their wealth. Poor people rate their work based on the time spent because they do not realize the value of the time they spent at work or rented for it.

Twelfth point:

Rich people think of the everyone-win mentality as explained by writer Stephen Covey in his book The Seven Habits of the Most Successful People.

Thirteenth Point:

The rich, regardless of the size of their wealth, seek to increase it, while the poor focus only on obtaining the returns from the work they did, even if it was a little.

Fourteenth point:

The reason for the rich’s success is that they manage their money in order to increase their wealth, while the poor focus on managing their expenses only, and this makes them poorer.

The fifteenth point:

The rich work for them and the poor work for the money.

Sixteenth point:

The rich control their fears and succeed in eliminating them, while the poor allow fear to dominate and overcome them.

The seventeenth point:

The rich continue to learn, and this is the reason for their success and excellence in life, while the poor are satisfied with their skills.