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Originally Posted by Precious  I've read this quote in many forums, and books ( "Act like you where rich in order to become rich." ) - Recently I've taken a closer look at what rich people do, and I realized that I don't like what they do.For example .. they waste their nights in clubs, and sleep all day.Waste their time at coffees and all kind of drinks.They are depended of their cars and walk only with cars.
Now about me ... I like to discover new things, to read, to be informed, to know a lot of things, and if I want this I have to read books, news, practice things, etc.And I like to do things that now waste my time.
Now I want to become rich, but not that kind of rich ...
1.What you suggest me ?
2.Can someone explain me why if you act like a rich man you will become one ? Because if you take a closer look you'll see that in order to act like a rich man you will need to spend like a rich man.
Thanks ... |
It really depends on what your definition of rich is, and what your assumptions are about the ways of life commonly associated with wealth.
The rest about acting like one is rich really is little more than "The Secret"-esque pop psychology IMO. Certainly one wouldn't find it in one's interest to perform acts of discretionary spending on the scale of someone who is rich if one doesn't oneself have such resources.
Perhaps a better question to ask would be "What behaviors associated with rich people can be of benefit to me when emulated?".