Or it does matter?
From the time that you were born until now, you have been
conditioned to be broke.
Virtually everyone you’ve come into contact with your entire life
has been conditioned to be broke.Therefore, by surrounding your-
selves with these people, you have been conditioned to be broke, too.
If you’re like most people, unless you’re born with a silver spoon in
your mouth:
•The minute you are born the first person that touched you
after you were delivered was a nurse…and he/she was broke
(and heck, in this day and age, the doctor was probably broke,
too).
•And then (unless your last name is Hilton or Trump) you were
handed to your broke parents…
•Who then put you into a grade school taught by broke
teachers…
•Then you went to high school and were taught by more broke
teachers…
•Then you may have gone to college and you were taught by
broke professors…
•Then you graduated and got a job working for broke
managers…
•All so you could then hangout with friends and relatives that
are also broke.
Now, can you see how you have been conditioned to be broke?
Think about this.
ARE ALL YOUR FRIENDS BROKE?
Take it one step further and ask yourself, “How many rich people do
I even know personally?”
Sure, you maybe acquainted with a few, but do you really know
them? Are you friends with them, or better yet, are you involved in
business with them or do you enjoy a mentoring or mastermind
relationship with them?
For most people, if they do know some one who is wealthy, it’s
some person they’ve played tennis or golf with, who attends their
church, or whom they’ve worked for in some capacity. The wealthy
person knows who they are and may be considers them a friend, but
that’s where the relationship ends.
Ask yourself, “Are the relationships I have with the wealthy people
in my life going to positively impact my finances anytime soon?
I’m not saying that you need to try to “use”
wealthy people or see them as a means to
an end. As we’ve seen already, you’ve been
conditioned to be broke by broke people your
whole life—due to no choice of your own.
To recondition yourself for wealth instead,
you need more than wealthy friends. You need
to cultivate relation-ships with wealthy friends
or business associates that will positively
impact your MIND and, therefore, your future.
MONEYISM#32
Do the opposite
of what everyone
else does and
you will almost
always succeed.
From the time that you were born until now, you have been
conditioned to be broke.
Virtually everyone you’ve come into contact with your entire life
has been conditioned to be broke.Therefore, by surrounding your-
selves with these people, you have been conditioned to be broke, too.
If you’re like most people, unless you’re born with a silver spoon in
your mouth:
•The minute you are born the first person that touched you
after you were delivered was a nurse…and he/she was broke
(and heck, in this day and age, the doctor was probably broke,
too).
•And then (unless your last name is Hilton or Trump) you were
handed to your broke parents…
•Who then put you into a grade school taught by broke
teachers…
•Then you went to high school and were taught by more broke
teachers…
•Then you may have gone to college and you were taught by
broke professors…
•Then you graduated and got a job working for broke
managers…
•All so you could then hangout with friends and relatives that
are also broke.
Now, can you see how you have been conditioned to be broke?
Think about this.
ARE ALL YOUR FRIENDS BROKE?
Take it one step further and ask yourself, “How many rich people do
I even know personally?”
Sure, you maybe acquainted with a few, but do you really know
them? Are you friends with them, or better yet, are you involved in
business with them or do you enjoy a mentoring or mastermind
relationship with them?
For most people, if they do know some one who is wealthy, it’s
some person they’ve played tennis or golf with, who attends their
church, or whom they’ve worked for in some capacity. The wealthy
person knows who they are and may be considers them a friend, but
that’s where the relationship ends.
Ask yourself, “Are the relationships I have with the wealthy people
in my life going to positively impact my finances anytime soon?
I’m not saying that you need to try to “use”
wealthy people or see them as a means to
an end. As we’ve seen already, you’ve been
conditioned to be broke by broke people your
whole life—due to no choice of your own.
To recondition yourself for wealth instead,
you need more than wealthy friends. You need
to cultivate relation-ships with wealthy friends
or business associates that will positively
impact your MIND and, therefore, your future.
MONEYISM#32
Do the opposite
of what everyone
else does and
you will almost
always succeed.
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