Deep Dive into Wealth Part I

I’ve often heard people say, “I’m not getting results when it comes to my finances”. In fact, I was even in that camp at one point, believe it or not. That isn’t the case anymore as I have been able to achieve results greater than I’d ever imagined with my businesses and investments.

But it didn’t really happen until I understood a Law of Wealth that I’m going to share with you.

Here it is:

“Only 3 financial paths exist: poverty, denial or wealth.”

A financial path is the route that we follow day by day in our lives with money. This may be intentional or unintentional. For most, it’s unintentional and not planned or thought about ahead of time.

Poverty is the opposite of wealth. In the United States, poverty is defined as a family that earns less than $25,000 per year. Quite literally, this is a family or individual who has little to no money and cannot support themselves financially. In fact, Ghandi is quoted with saying “Poverty is the worst form of violence.” But how many people do you know that as adults wake up and decide “I’m going to follow my poverty plan today”? Really nobody thinks that, but despite what they think, their actions do create poverty.

What about denial? Denial is defined as “disbelief in the existence or reality of a thing”. When you deny…