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Puzzle of Wisdom's avatar

You are not what you own — you are what you do with what you own…

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Zainy’s Latte Thoughts's avatar

a good read

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Sharon Wright's avatar

Superficial analysis describes what we can all see. The more complex analysis should probe the why and how to alter these patterns. Surprise-? education, family economic supports to avoid deep holes and a level playing field to execute “visions “ rather than having rich and powerful friends as the gateway to success.

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Smart Money Talk 💰's avatar

You’re right, mindset is just one part of it. Education, family support, and fair opportunities matter a lot too. My focus here was on what we can control personally, but I appreciate you adding that layer to the conversation.

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Redwood Bear's avatar

Great article. Have you written about generational wealth? I’ve heard most will not survive 3 generations.

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Smart Money Talk 💰's avatar

Appreciate that, Redwood! You’re spot on — most wealth fades by the 3rd generation. It’s something I’ve been researching and planning to write on soon 👀 Stay tuned.

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Redwood Bear's avatar

I’m currently in the beginnings to build on a meager wealth that has survived to myself and my brothers, the 3rd Gen! Looking forward to your article on this!

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Ryan | Master Money Psychology's avatar

Great article. Definitely stealing “The poor mindset hoards pennies. The rich mindset multiplies dollars”. So so true

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Smart Money Talk 💰's avatar

Glad that line hit you, Ryan! It’s crazy how a simple shift in thinking changes everything. Appreciate you reading 🙌

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Ryan | Master Money Psychology's avatar

It absolutely is. I scream about the importance of mindset from the rooftops

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SHE-ro's avatar

Thank you

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The Crypto Network's avatar

Yeah

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GR's avatar

Money from frauds, its not legitimate.

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Daniel Thorley's avatar

An essential discussion. Understanding why wealth and poverty perpetuate themselves is the first step toward building a more equitable system. Thanks for tackling this!

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