What do you think of the rich?

I think I know a lot of rich people, some with little money and some with a lot of money. The vast majority of them are very nice, well-educated, and sensible people.

Life is like this, there is dignity and humility, sometimes it is enough for us to focus on our dreams, those rich people are our motivation to chase our dreams, don't think too much, be yourself, sometimes a little stupid, a little naïve may be a good thing.

The vast majority of rich people are very low-key, very reliable, and the gap in quality of the same age is not a star and a half, and you can't just see the so-called rich.

There are also several kinds of rich people, some are very rich and polite to others, and they will chat with others about everything, and there is another kind of feeling that they are very bad, others greet or talk to him out of politeness, and he feels that others want to compare with him, anyway, I am the kind of person who can avoid meeting such a person, and if I can not say hello, I will not fight, and I really can't avoid saying hello.

He has his money, I live my life, and it has nothing to do with me that he has money. Don't be hateful or envious, just be down-to-earth and do your best.

Ordinary people! Nothing to look at! Rich people don't live a few years longer than us, and it's not the same when we're old, just treat it normally.

If you don't have money, look at the rich, don't always think about the spirit of others being rich, but think more about how to be a rich person.

I think it's just that the lifestyle is different, the rich people consume differently, maybe the face is heavier, and the people they interact with are different, but the happiness index is not necessarily high.

Look at what kind of rich person you are, if your parents are rich, then you don't need to look high, if you make money yourself, then you have to study more and ask for advice with an open mind.

It's good to be yourself, and I personally think that there are many more people who dream that I want to be a rich person than people who don't know how to practice it and are distressed.

Trying to be such a person is just that some people are too cold-blooded.

Harvey Icke, who used to be poor, drove a broken car, it was never a problem to change on the road, everyone would always let him, and when he was richer, he changed to a brand new black Jaguar sports car, and things changed. When driving on the road, people often cut in line in front of him and give him a middle finger for no reason. Passing through a low-income area of San Diego, someone would throw beer cans at his car and hit his car with a ball, while in another low-income area, someone would park his car on the side of the road for less than 10 minutes and someone would scratch his car out of the way with a key.

The amazing thing is that when he went to San Diego again, he chose to rent a regular Ford and didn't have any problems before. ”

In those poor areas, there will be a lot of poor people who hate the rich. This also seems to be a relatively common psychology, a kind of hatred of the rich.

In fact, in our real life, this kind of psychology is also very common, many people have the psychology of hating the rich, and they can't see others rich and rich, and they can't see the people around them rich and rich. Because they themselves are poor, they often hate and envy those who are rich. I often use some bad words to evaluate rich and successful people.

I used to often hear friends, ** and other people in society say that rich people are always bad, they are very greedy, stingy, and not worthy of the trust of others. So my previous self had a bad impression of rich people inexplicably, although I couldn't say that I hated the rich, but I always felt that I was not the same kind of person as them. There is always a feeling that if you can't eat grapes, you can say that grapes are sour.

In the past two years, I have been constantly linking to the outside world, and I have also linked to some friends who are richer and wealthy, although I have not had much contact with them, but in the only short contact, I have changed my impression of the rich, and found that they are not as greedy, snobbish, and difficult to get along with as I think, but they make people feel cordial and kind in contact.

Recently, in the way of thinking about rich people, one of them talks about the attitude towards rich people"Rich people appreciate other rich and successful people; The poor, on the other hand, hate the rich and the successful. ”

The author, Harvey Ike, elaborated on his own past experience, the experience of going from poor to rich, portraying the image of many people in his circle of rich friends as generous and kind, and also breaking his previous self-righteous idea that rich people are greedy and snobbish.

Perhaps we should not be so self-righteous at times, and in our attitude towards the rich, we should not be so hostile to the rich, we should not be so hateful to the rich, but should look at them with an appreciative attitude, so that we will be willing to approach them, and we may learn their way of thinking and acting with a humble attitude, and we may slowly become rich.

One final word to share"If you hate what other people have, no matter how you express it, no matter what attitude you have, then you will never get it. ”

Humble and low-key, the richer you are, the more so.

First of all, there are tens of millions of dollars: there are two cousins in the family who have made money by opening a factory, and we all told them that after making so much money, don't go to the factory in person, and eat better food.

However, they still go to the factory in person, talk about business, do everything themselves, and usually eat some salted hairtail fish when they eat by themselves. Usually dressed like an ordinary little old man. The two aunts are too, and a set of ordinary sweatshirts can go out.

But they were not at all ambiguous about the education of their children, my cousins and cousins. They are willing to spend money to hire tutors, and they are willing to spend money to let them go to good schools and go abroad.

And then there are hundreds of millions of dollars. I have a little friend whose family business has been passed down for three generations, and there is a street in our town that is theirs. Ran Goose is this little friend, and the most I have heard him say since I was a child is: no money, poor to death.

Later, I couldn't stand it, so I asked him why he kept poking my heart to eat dirt. He said that the money was earned by his parents, not his own.

Then I said to him, "Your parents aren't yours." He said, "That's different."

It wasn't until much later that I understood what that meant.