Attitude of the Wealthy

When I teach people to become rich, I always start with attitude. If you don't get this secret down, all the knowledge in the world of all the other ones will never do you any good. Why? Because you will always behave in a manner that is consistent with what you believe. So if your attitude is that you intend to be rich someday, you will take all the steps necessary to become rich. However, if your attitude is that it is very difficult to save money, it is very difficult to get out of debt, it is very difficult to get ahead financially, then this will always be your truth.

Here are some ideas to consider to help yourself build a great attitude. First, handling money well is a learned skill. If other people can learn it, then so can you. Actually, most people are pretty surprised at how simple it really is. Second, remind yourself that whatever you focus on is going to grow. Therefore, choose to only focus on the thoughts that will help you achieve your goals. Know in advance that few people get rich quickly. In the race between the tortoise and the hare, the tortoise is usually the one that becomes rich. Most people get rich when they are in their 50s and their 60s, typically after saving money diligently for 30 years. I have explained in great detail ways to cut this time to much less than 30 years in my book “Get Your Assets In Gear” and on my site www.getyourassetsingear.com. Lots of other people have done it, and so can you! Decide right now that that is going to be your truth.

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Jan Dahlin Geiger, CFP®, MBA, is the author of Get Your Assets in Gear! Smart Money Strategies. Jan is also a frequent speaker on financial planning topics to a variety of audiences, which include civic groups, PTAs, churches, schools, investment clubs, universities, and prisons. Jan holds money management and investment seminars in her office as well. For more financial management advice and strategies, go to www.getyourassetsingear.com or get Jan Geiger's book Get Your Assets in Gear! Smart Money Strategies.

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