Money can be anything that is accepted as a payment for goods, services and repayment of debts. It can be in gold, silver, or other metal pieces of convenient form stamped by public authority and issued as a medium of exchange and a measure value.
It is tool, a double edge weapon, which both the rich and poor people use for different purposes.
Rich, wealthy and successful people use it to benefit more people via charity, sponsorship, and philanthropy purposes, and not forgetting by being generous, it also helps to reduce the tax payment thus businesses never fails to donate and do their part for charity. There are so much advantages to doing charity.
Poor people on the other hand use money as a weapon, to put themselves only to more harm via what everybody knows of the lack of financial knowledge and proper financial management. It is more about understanding the basics of money management, the returns on investment which differentiates the wealthy and the poor.
Wealthy invest while poor spend their money.
Invest for growth, using money as a seed, fertilizer to grow more money trees via business acquisitions etc.
Spending money only increase the debts, liabilities and more financial woes to surface with time and encouraging of bad habits.
You don’t need to pay school fees to learn how to manage money, you just need to think right and start from the basics and go in the right direction and get the right coaching from mentors who will give you more examples on how to increase your wealth.
Coaching is only applicable to successful businessmen and not financial wealth managers who are employees who are not trained to do so, even if they are trained by banks, they are just trained to use money to roll money, but they are not trained in using little or no money to grow money.
So if you want to grow your money tree to be strong and healthy, find yourself a coach and learn from them. If you are a cheapo like me previously, just stay tune to my blog or website for more examples and understand the difference in thinking which should be able to help you get a better idea of money management without paying a single cent.
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