10 little secrets about money, please keep them away. Featured⑧

introduction:

The vast majority of people in the world struggle for life but cannot get rich, because they have never really learned about money in school, so they only know to work hard for money, but never learn how to make money work for themselves...

--Robert Kiyosaki

"Poor Dad, Rich Dad"

Author: Robert Kiyosaki

This book may be the most influential book in China's financial investment. Although the content of this book is too simple for senior people, this book is undoubtedly the enlightenment teacher on the road to financial freedom for many people. "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is a true story. The author Robert Kiyosaki's biological father and his friend's father have completely different views on money, which made him interested in knowing money, and finally he accepted the advice of his friend's father. , Which is what the book says. The concept of "Rich Dad" is not to be a slave of money, but to let money work for us, and thus become a legendary and successful investor.

"Puppy Money Money"

Author: Bodo Schaefer

This book tells a fairy tale: One day, Gea found a wounded hound and took it home. However, who would have thought that this ordinary four-legged animal is a real financial genius? Gia and the puppy became friends, and learned from him that all her wishes can be realized. From this fairy tale, we can learn about the secrets and truths of money, as well as the methods of investment and financial management. This story describes the challenges that may be encountered in implementing these methods, and illustrates some incredible results.

"The Millionaire Next Door"

Author: Thomas Stanley

The author surveyed and interviewed many millionaires, trying to find general connections between them. They discovered that millionaires were living below their income. They make a budget. Let the grown-up children do their own budget. This book introduces several key concepts, including wealth accumulation. To a certain extent, it is boring. These are the few books that cover both ends of the wealth equation—increasing income and reducing expenditure.

"Money's Affair"

Author: Zhou Xian

"Money Affair" is a humorous text written by Hong Kong investment expert Zhou Xian, telling us about the following "affair skills": foreign currency, foreign exchange, currency derivatives, insurance, funds, land, real estate, real estate derivatives, stocks, Warrants, CBBCs, Accumulator, convertible bonds, commodity futures, gold, oil, soft and collectibles, antiques...all investment tools are somewhat deceptive, but we can’t give up on choking. The affairs are also different. We may meet beautiful women or pork chops. In the face of all kinds of affair with money, what we have to do is to recognize its essence. Knowing yourself and the enemy, although you can't win every battle, you can win every battle.

"The rich are different from what you think"

Author: Harvard Eyck

The goal of this book is to help you increase your awareness. Consciousness is to observe your thoughts and actions so that you can now operate from real choices, rather than acting based on past procedures. It gives you the power to react from the higher self instead of the fear-derived, lower self. You can become the best self in this way and realize your destiny. Share wealth! The sign of true wealth is determined by how much you can give up. 17 thinking habits, let you put on the head of a rich man!

"Practicing in wealth"

How to balance the relationship between inner cultivation and outer achievement?

How to create outer wealth through inner harmony? How to solve the two problems of no money or too much money?

How to keep your soul up with the pace of wealth?

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Many of us have made money, but our souls have not kept up.