Do you have a rich-person’s mind?

How often do you find yourself saying things like “I can’t afford it” or “The economy is so bad” or “If only he/she/that would change, then…” ? Similar thoughts and talks leave a person drained, with no real perspective and with a feeling of impotence and failure.

So what’s the difference between a person who keeps struggling with their work and getting to the end of the month,and a person who lives in abundance and prospers even when times are hard for them?

Vered Neta, a charismatic trainer, author, and co-founder of Open Circles Academy in Amsterdam explained these differences during a great workshop at PWA Professional Women Association in Milan a few days ago.

Difference No. 1:

• Rich people believe: “I CREATE MY LIFE”
• Poor people believe: “LIFE HAPPENS TO ME”

Rich people feel in charge of their lives, whereas poor people see themselves as victims, love blaming others, complaining and justifying themselves.

Difference No. 2:

• Rich people play the money game TO WIN
• Poor people play the money game NOT TO LOSE

Rich people have a vision to win, whereas poor people play for survival on the defense.

Difference No. 3:

• Rich people focus on OPPORTUNITIES
• Poor people focus on RISKS and WHATEVER IS MISSING or FAULTY

How many times have you missed an opportunity because of fear, because something was missing, etc?

Difference No. 4:

• Rich people THINK BIG
• Poor people THINK SMALL

We all have a money and success blueprint already ingrained in our subconscious. However, it is possible to create a change by first of all shifting our perspective. By changing our way of thinking, endless new opportunities unfold, helping us achieve what we thought was impossible!

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