If a school dropout like me can make it, so can you
In the first part of this investment trilogy, “MIND” of investment was discussed. In this second part, let’s discuss the “BODY”. This is the part where people were asking, “which investment is good?” “What shall I invest in?”
This post is hard to come by. Strangely, I was staring at the screen not knowing what the topic shall be. I was going inwards looking for answers. “What shall I write about today?” It has been a while since I last post something here, and I force myself to write something here today.
“Wealth” came to my mind. Last week some of my friends were discussing about money management and investing. Probably it’s a sign for this posting.
Then I thought I wouldn’t want to write about money or investing in just one post. I had done that before, and it didn’t add lots of value to others as those “1 post” articles are too superficial. This time I decided to break this into a trilogy. Sharing a lot more information here, hopefully you can gain some benefits in this financial crisis time.
A clarification I want to make. I’m not a spiritual master and I’m no where near any spiritual path. But in this post I’m going to share about the Law of Attraction. Again like I said, I’m not the expert on this, I’m only sharing it based on my experiences.
From the time I learned about Law of Attraction (LOA), I believed it works 100%. I never doubt it. But I must admit that at times it didn’t seem to work. Like losing a few major business deals in 2008 is really a pain. Yet, I didn’t stop manifesting and applying the LOA in my life.
Few days ago, I wrote about Success Is A Habit. Over the weekend, I had an AHA. Since I wrote about Success Is A Habit, maybe I can also write about Wealth Is A Habit.
The rich has wealthy habit, the poor has poor man’s habit. The rich doesn’t become wealthy overnight. They simply follow the wealthy habit closely over a long period of time. This goes the same for the poor. The poor don’t become poor overnight, they simple follow the poor man’s habit over and over again.
The good news is the poor can turn into the rich just by changing their habits. All it takes is a little bit of discipline. Is it that simple? If it’s that simple, why aren’t there too many rich people around?