30 principles of capital growth
by
Marknepal
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- Money loves counting.
- Correctly invested money increases in progression.
- Money should be invested, not spent.
- Money without good management turns into paper.
- Money should be invested only in what will give development.
- The constant lack of money says one thing: lack of financial literacy.
- The fastest teachers of financial literacy are debts.
- Even earning a million dollars a month, you can be a beggar.
- Wealth is not in the amount of money, but in the ability to handle it.
- A truly rich person does not depend on money.
- Be cool when dealing with money.
- Emotions add the number of zeros to the real amount.
- While you are dependent on money, you will not be able to increase it.
- Money is a simple tool for the exchange of goods and services between people.
- It is easy to spend money, but it is interesting to invest.
- The influx of funds is not a reason to rejoice, but a reason to think.
- Experience, skills, knowledge and desire to work, increase fees.
- Time, connections, ideas and experiences around you cost money.
- The amount of your money is not only an indicator of what you have done, but what you are capable of.
- Trust is a great key! The rich have more confidence than the beggar.
- Money can be earned on anything if you remember that everything costs money.
- Everyone around wants to invest money profitably.
- Finding “how to make money” is better than borrowing to make money.
- A rich man’s $ 100 is much more expensive than a poor man’s.
- Stability in life does not give you the amount of money, but the amount of skills that you can sell.
- The need for money is the first step to wealth.
- Cold, hunger and debt remain a lifelong incentive.
- Money is where there is reason.
- Most people agree to a monthly ration rather than a free life.
- The wolf is fed by the legs, and the entrepreneur is fed by the brains.