Rich father, poor father - is the poor greedy?

Most people are raised by their parents and believe that the rich are greedy. This argument is like this - ' If you make more money than you need, then your share exceeds your share, which in turn prevents poorer people from living a decent life&#39 ;

The facts are still myths - the rich are greedy?

Rich Dad's poor dad writer Robert Kiyosaki often talks about his parents' different views. His poor father would complain that the rich were greedy at the same time as his rich father. Always ensure that the poor are more greedy than the rich.

How can the poor be more greedy than the rich?

This is an incomprehensible concept, but once you think about it, you will find that it is actually a very logical statement.

Think about the benefits of the rich to the poor

1. Money never interferes with what they want to achieve or give
2. They are no longer forced to work #39; instead, they can spend time on what they want

Therefore, the rich have time and money to help others and have a positive impact on the world. On the other hand, the poor have time to spend money. Instead, most of them are very focused on material survival, and they don't even have enough time to take care of themselves, let alone help others.

The arguments I often hear are like this -

Most wealthy people have little to give charity anything, or they do it just to gain popularity.

I can't tell you how angry these comments are. First of all, most of the people I heard didn't donate to charity, but said, "If I get rich, I will donate a lot of money." My argument is that if you don't help others now, then no matter what How much money you have, you may never be. Second, donations to charities should not be how much you should give to help people. Find money and time to donate generously.

I recently received an invitation from a family friend's 11th birthday party, who specifically asked people not to bring gifts. Instead, she said that if someone wants to buy her a gift, they can donate to her favorite charity. This is what I call generosity. I agree that some celebrities will increase their visibility to charities, but I can think of the worse things they might do.

Both Jamie McIntyre and Robert Kiyosaki [Rich Dad Poor Dad] talked about how people should work hard to improve their goals. Rather than just paying bills, why not earn enough money so you have the time and money to help as many others as possible. The best lesson you can learn from rich daddy poor dad is that you need to let the money work for you, not to make money. This will allow you to take the time to complete the task you want. Once you have time and money, you can really decide how generous you want. Who knows that maybe one day you can even start your own charity?

Facts or myths - Is the rich greedy?

I believe the basic answer is no, the complicated answer is that anyone can be greedy - the rich, the poor, the strong and the weak. Finally, it is up to you to decide.

When you squeak on the heavy door, please see Mr.

It's too late

When you get there, they won't ask them not to ask

What have you saved?

All you want to know, sir is yours

Sorry, sir, I am also a gentleman.

And you gave Mr. a bad name, like you

Therefore, I took out the name of the gentleman from you.

Because the gentleman who makes us ashamed like you

BEN HARPER - Sorry, my husband.

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