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Habits of Wealthy People

At the beginning of each year, I make what seems to be a foolish promise to myself that that year will be the year I gain financial freedom.  That I will stop worrying about whether I've spent too much on eating out, or whether I'm using too much electricity at home.  Personally, I don't think we ever stop worrying about money.  I do, however, believe there are ways to be more efficient so that you can not only feel like you're living and not constantly sacrificing, but also be fiscally responsible.

Habits are the foundation for developing good personal standards and principles, as well as ultimately helping us in reaching our long-term goals.  So, in my quest to find ways to save more money, I came across the below videos, which points out some habits of wealthy people.  I'm already doing some things,but I can definitely improve in multiple areas.  I know I've said it on this blog before, but I watch way too much TV.  And, instead of always seeing how I can save money, I need to also see how I can increase my income.

On a more honest and personal note, I realized that I was blaming someone in  my life for being the reason I don't have something.  But, thanks to these videos, I see that I was thinking no better than a poor person who blames the government for not providing them with the job opportunity they feel they deserve.  I don't know why I thought certain things would come easily.  I will do better at creating the life I want, instead of hoping someone else will provide it.





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