Why You Don't Have Enough Money (The Scary Truth)

In this episode, I share with you why you are not making enough
money and how you can improve it!





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1. They don’t act their income. People say money doesn’t buy
happiness yet they spend to feel good. Broke people have cars and
the latest iPhones. Because of this need to appear rich, they
remain broke.





2. They don't increase their income. The only reason poor people
don’t get paid more because the value they provide is limited.
Anybody can flip burgers but not everybody can think like a CEO.
They don’t focus on improving their skills and value.





3. They have a victim mindset. When I write about money, I get
many hate comments. Most of them say “You live in Norway” “You
had it better”. But with this digital age, your country is not an
excuse. The difference between poor and rich people is the later
doesn’t make excuses.





4. They fixate on one solution. People think their promotion or a
new business idea will make them rich. Not true. You also need to
save and invest. Most people are trying to solve the money puzzle
with one piece alone.





5. They have broke friends. When your friends always want you to
spend money, it's hard to resist. Because Nobody wants to be
called “cheap”. But this peer-pressure makes people waste their
hard-earned money. They don’t understand that these friends won’t
pay their future bills.





6. They don’t spend on improving. People hesitate when it comes
to buying books, courses and coaches. But it’s the worst way to
save. Good mentors can help you skip failures and earn more. I
have spent thousands on coaches. That’s why I run a six-figure
business at age 25.





7. They don't invest young, compound interest is the 8th wonder
of the world.





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