Rich vs Poor---Making Money Online

I totally agree with you and I try to live like that although I know it doesn´t always work.

All I can say is one day, one moment and one second at a time.......That keeps you focused in the present, which is all we really have.....

Yes Marguicha, I agree that this thinking and approach can be used in all areas of our life. How do I approach my husband or My kids? If I am only focused on what do I have to do for you today. If I live like this, day in and day out, how pleasant do you think the household will be? What if I am more focused on the benefits, the smiles on my sons' faces when I prepare a favorite meal? Which mindset will be the most beneficial (for all)? I am also a believer in energy. Everything is energy so where are you vibrating, at a high or low vibration. Are you uplifting or depressing? It all counts. What does count is where we focus because what we focus on, expands.

Yes and as we pointed out, the poor don't see things that way. They don't mind buying "stuff" but investing in anything that could better their lives, they see only cost with no immediate benefit. To them buying a new car or new pair of shoes with it's immediate gratification is more beneficial than investing in something that benefits down the road. xoxo Cyne

Yes, that reminds me of buying something with a credit card versus waiting until you can actually pay for it with cash. Do you want the immediate gratification and the extra interest that you will pay or do you want to wait a month or two and buy something in cash, owning it free and clear......and even possibly getting it on sale.....I love that......lol

Yes, but the savvier you get as a business person, the more you can take advantage of things like business lunches and dinners and purchasing cars as a business expense. It's all in the way we we seed things and the way we educate ourselves to take advantages of being a business owner so in that sense, a lunch or a dinner can be an investment. If you are using your car for a certain percentage of your work, then that new car can be a business expense.

I think it is attitude and an approach. It is easy to caught in a web of negativity when you are struggling so of course, you want to know costs because you could be consumed by that. What business training and investments in educating yourself can do is to help you see how you can begin to think in terms of time and money as investments for future benefits and gains.

that sounds like more of taking your time to educate yourself before the leap, nothing wrong with that......

Agreed! If we think of an acorn that can grow into a mighty oak. Why would we think anything less of a business. Of course, it is not just about being positive. It is also about setting yourself up for success, good soil, fertilizer, etc.....

I absolutely agree with you. I think that there are wonderful people in this world as well as jerks. If a person is a jerk and then earns or gains a lot of money, they still will be a jerk. I think a core of a person is not determined whether or not, they are rich or poor. There are happy poor as well as rich people. I think abundance and prosperity is a mindset, not all people are striving for outer riches or comfort. Some just want the peace and love of God. I am a believer in the word of God, who gives us all a free will. A free will to live, to believe, to obey, etc.....

We see this all around us. Such is the case when people ask me for guarantees. I cannot give you a guarantee that you will earn on any site or be successful. I can be helpful and a guide but I cannot do whatever the work is on a particular site. I can offer advice or lead you in the right direction. They say business owners reap most of the benefits because they take most of the risk. I think there is some truth to that. You?

Ok, you bring up some great points. I am a firm believer that we should gravitate toward those things that bring us joy and make us happy so I think we agree on that point. I think the mindset issue can apply to on-line or off-line earnings. It is how you approach an opportunity. Education is key before starting any venture but you should also structure your thinking around success and not failure. Once again, on or offline.

Well another way to think of it using some of the language you introduced. How much will this cost me? Will I be able to afford that? One mindset is focused on cost, how much will I have to do? Can I do it? Will I have the money?How much of an expense can I endure. Ok, the other mindset is focused on results. How much can I make? What kinds of benefits can I yield from this investment? Almost like, I know their will be an expense but this is a vehicle for earning more, hence, an investment. I am focused on how this business,service or other vehicle will increase my life not decrease, not cost me. Does that help? The two individuals are focused in 2 opposite ways. We want to focus what the possible results are and educate ourselves to go into the opportunity with our eyes open and focused on positive benefits/results.

Yes, there is nothing wrong with doing your due diligence. I think that you need to do your homework, understand the risks but also understand the benefits and the costs. If you are always of the mind of thinking, "What will it cost me......another way of saying how much can I afford", you may need to re-think if you are ready to go into business. The whole point is to make money, to lead and hopefully to bring about a helpful service or product.