Millionaires plan long-term, ordinary people are short-sighted

Millionaires talk about great ideas, ordinary people talk about people and things

Millionaires embrace change, ordinary people are threatened by change

Millionaires dare to take risks after calculating the gains and losses, while ordinary people are afraid of taking risks.

Millionaires continue to grow throughout their lives, while ordinary people think they will stop studying after graduation.

Millionaires work for profit, ordinary people work for wages

Millionaires think they must be generous, ordinary people think they cannot afford to give

Millionaires have multiple incomes, while ordinary people only have one or two incomes

Millionaires focus on increasing their net worth, ordinary people focus on increasing their spending

Millionaires ask themselves the questions that make them strong; ordinary people ask themselves the questions that make them weak.

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A book mentioned in the fourth section of the first chapter of the book "Buddha Fear System" written by my idol, Chinese-American physicist and popular science writer Mr. Wan Wei Gang

I was enlightened and excited. Applying the theory in the book to actual people is effective, which inspired me to want to translate this book.

Freedom of wealth vs freedom of thought

Some books are full of useful information and have the author's personal experience. They are exciting to write and excited to read, and they are reluctant to share them with everyone; other books are books other than the books mentioned above.

Try to contact the publisher and translate this book for Chinese readers

Prepare to act according to the guidance of this book and achieve financial freedom within 10 years

The definition of financial freedom: passive income far exceeds expenses

The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class

For information about the author, please refer to Chapter 1, Section 4 of "Buddha Fear System"

Author: Keith Cameron Smith, self-made golf caddy

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"Stop Acting Rich: ...And Start Living Like A Real Millionaire" by Thomas J. Stanley

Millionaires exploit resources, middle class squander them

Millionaires dress like ordinary people, ordinary people dress like millionaires

Millionaires fight to win, ordinary people fight to avoid losses

Millionaires act like ordinary people, ordinary people spend like millionaires

Millionaires have ideas and are bold; the middle class can do whatever they are asked to do without having to think about it.

Millionaires don’t hesitate to invest in expanding their network, and the middle class keeps socializing with friends.

Millionaires always test opportunities before them; middle class people think carefully and squander a lot of opportunities

Millionaires are always dissatisfied with the status quo. If the middle class salary is increased by 50%, they will not move for three years.

Millionaires will not be socially ineffective (find girlfriends in their good years), and middle-class people will be ineffective or negative in sociability.

Millionaires and millionaires stay together and learn from each other and grow; middle class and ordinary people live together and pull each other down (stay away from bad friends)

Millionaires do not stare at the inside of their companies all day long. They run around all day long, looking for opportunities, and are willing to spend a lot of money to get key information; the middle-class small farmer mentality, staring at the inside, takes up precious ideological resources

The biggest gap in the world is the distance between what I should have done and what I did

When your life ends, you will regret more about the things you didn’t do than the things you did.

Knowledge, wisdom and courage are light, fear is darkness

Ordinary people: overestimate what can be done in one year, underestimate what can be done in ten years