Мой сосед - миллионер

Любимый благотворительный адрес у меня - домашний.

- Велико сомбреро, но не стадо.

Ценности человека не должны меняться в зависимости от его доходов. Доходы— как отметка в дневнике, по ним видно, хорошо ли идут дела

Over time, money compounds. Over a lot of time, money compounds dramatically!

How do you get a secure financial future? It’s simple. You buy it.

Seems like everyone is getting paid but the person who earned the paycheck.

WHAT “PAY YOURSELF FIRST” MEANS
Pay Yourself First means just what it says. When you earn a dollar, the first person you pay is you. Most people don’t do this.

Bottom line. No exaggeration. No hype. If you want to be rich, all you have to do is make a decision to do something that most people don’t do. And that’s to PAY YOURSELF FIRST.

You can finally start doing what the rich do—you can get your money to work for you, instead of your working for it.

He never talked about how much money he made at his job or with his investments. The trick to getting ahead financially, he said, is watching the small stuff—little spending habits you have that you’d probably be better off without.

Ask anyone who got a raise last year if their savings increased. In almost every case, the answer will be no. Why? Because more often than not, the more we make, the more we spend.

- Here’s the thing. Let’s say you know you should do something, but you’re afraid you may be tempted to do something else. How can you make sure you do the right thing?

• It’s simple and obvious. You take the decision out of your hands. You arrange to have the thing you should do happen automatically.

Cutting out wasteful spending, accelerating your mortgage payments, paying yourself first, buying only with cash, avoiding credit card debt.

“If we didn’t have enough cash to buy something, we didn’t buy it. The entire time we’ve been married, we’ve never carried credit card debt. When we used the cards, we paid them off the same month. That was another tip our parents gave us that they said we’d love and the banks would not.”