Today is another day and that's another opportunity for me to continue reading the book "The Richest Man In Babylon".
I gather wisdom around it every single day and I'm more than grateful for it so I share them with the community.
I learned a lot from the unfortunate poor man Bansir. He was poor and had difficulties finding a way to become rich. I noticed that he's been living a life of poverty for a while but in a particular day he was left very depressed and bothered. His best friend Kobbi asked him why he was so depressed and he said he had a dream that he was rich. So rich that he could spare silver for the poor, but the finest things for his wife and himself.
He had not much to worry about.
Reading that, I saw one thing. The story of his journey to wealth started with he actually getting bothered about his state of poverty. I believe that's the first and most important thing that starts wealth for anyone.
People that seem relaxed and ok with their average life stand no chance of becoming wealthy in their.
Wealth doesn't just come to anyone. Wealth is more of the results that comes from your attempts to progress financially.
Wealthy people are almost always on the move when it comes to making more money and creating more systems that makes them more money.
People that'll be wealthy in the future actually hate poverty so badly that they go all lengths to avoid it and create a better life for themselves.
You need to be purposeful about becoming wealthy. It needs to be a strong burden in your heart otherwise it may never happen for you.
That strong burden for wealth will lead you to take actions, read books, listen to the advice of wealthy people and put them to practice to become a rich person.
It all begins with a burden and passion from wealth and Bansir had it that day after his dream.