Last week I wrote about three differences in the attitudes of ordinary people compared to the attitudes of the wealthy. T. Harv Eker talks about the poor versus the rich. Rich versus poor is too black-and-white and demeaning. Learn more about the shift from ordinary to wealthy.

In the past, I’ve written about the difference between the attitudes of ordinary people compared to the attitudes of the wealthy. T. Harv Eker talks about the poor versus the rich. As an example, Eker says rich people think big and poor people think small. But what is big versus small???

It feels like the world is going through another major transformation with Artificial Intelligence: Self-driving cars, refrigerators that tell you to order more milk, students that can have ChatGPT write their term papers – and professors who can use AI to grade them. However, when you get an email or post from me it will be from me; a live, human, breathing, sentient being.

It is easier for all of us to focus on small amounts of money, and completely lose contact with large sums of money. This is just a real-life example.

You are not alone when you feel it’s difficult to spend money sometimes. If it’s difficult for you now, it will be even more difficult in retirement, or when you think you have Complete Financial Choice®.

Are you asking for what you think you can get instead of what is possible? What is it you really want?