Wealth Generation: How To Be Rich by Kola Olaniran

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Wealth Generation: How To Be Rich. By Kola Olaniran

🔻🔻🔻 If you are a big spender of money, shopaholic but not workaholic, you're treading on the path of poverty. Wealth generation  begins with being satisfied with what you have and looking forward to acquiring responsibly more possessions from future incomes.

 SATISFACTION: Most people have enough clothes and shoes 👠 but they have made it a habit (a very bad one) that each time they get salaries or earn income, a certain percentage must go into purchasing designer's outfits with all the name brands. Most people have been stuck in the cocoon of "One Life To Live" cliche. 🔻You can not be earning a low income salary and be living a middle class lifestyle.🔻 You must face the realities of self-delusion when you're a low income person and you're trying to impress a middle income person so as to place you on the same class. Be satisfied with what you have. Think of how to lift yourself and other people up. 🔻Stupidity is spending what you don't have, to buy what you don't need, just to impress people.🔻 You will be better recognized by the ideas on your head not by the designer's outfit idealized by other people.

 GENERATING IDEAS: When you're on your bed or at your private time, think of what you can do to bring money into your pocket not what you can do to drain money out of your pocket. 🔻It is senseless to spend money ahead of your income.🔻 It is senseless for a low income earner to impoverish himself or herself and make the rich richer by wearing designer's items that even so many rich people don't care about. 🔻The ocean is already full, so why do you give your only bucket of water back to the ocean? Think about it🔻

 CHOOSE YOUR FOOD: Eat wisely, most of the food that cost less have more benefits than the expensive ones that you spend money on.

 LIVE A DEBT-FREE LIFE: 🔻If you're not satisfied with what you have now, you won't be satisfied with what you're going to have either.🔻

 SAVINGS. No matter how small it may be, make savings a high priority of your To-do-list. If you inculcate a habit of generating wealth, you won't have a dull moment. No matter how much of the world's material possessions you may have, life will still be boring if your brain is empty.
 ðŸ”»If you think the best way to kill boredom is by spending the little you have in the shopping mall, your boredom begins the moment you leave the shopping mall.🔻

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