The most obvious reason to stay healthy is: if you’re too sick to work, you can’t make money.
Not only do you need to grow a “Yes I can” mind set, you need to quit listening to Negative Nellies.
Taking classes on various subjects will make you more desirable to producers, since you’ll be able to more easily fit into various situations.
In our increasingly information-centric society, the more you know, the more power and influence you have.
My point is that you can take control of your life only by having mental strength, and you can move from an attitude of “I can’t do anything but this,” to one of “I’ll do what I want to do, and make money at it” only with self determination and resolve.
With mental strength, you can make your body do what you need it to.
Mental strength also allows you to put aside money in a savings account when you’d rather buy a new car stereo, or spend it on something else.
Wealth is money, along with the will power and wisdom to invest it, to keep it growing itself, and to keep it working for you instead of the other way around.
Think about how many times you’ve heard “I need that money so I can pay my rent this month.” Money – cash, coin, moolah – is just a tool.
Being wealthy is having a different mind set, as well as having money.
Rich people blow money on stuff, like houses, watches, and sports cars.
How many celebrities have you read about that used to be famous, and are now broke? Sure, sometimes their money was embezzled by former associates, but a lot of their bankruptcy is both monetary and mental.
Working for the future, instead of for today * Investing your money, instead of spending or saving it * Caring and acting for others At first, you’re just scrambling to make money.
It’s spending money on a dependable car now so that you can make more money and buy a flashy one later on, when you can enjoy it more.
It’s putting money into a retirement account, even though you really want those new shoes.
Investing is putting your money back into a money-making venture and taking a risk that it will succeed.
Saving is putting your money in a bank, or under your mattress.
You can spend time and money building houses for the homeless.
Make sure your efforts and money benefit them more physically than they do you, and you’ll become very wealthy both mentally and emotionally.
Wealth is having money, your health, and time enough to enjoy both.
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