This is how rich people and ordinary people view the world differently:
Rich people are positive about the world around them while ordinary people blame the world for their problems
Rich people are used to taking charge of the world around them. They know that there are a lot of wrongs and ills that already exist, but they don’t dwell on those. In fact they work hard to fix the aspects that they can fix and act responsibly for what happens to them. Ordinary people offer excuses and use the word “if” a lot. They tend to point fingers at this or that for the wrongs in their lives. They think that they have been wronged all along and try to play the victim every now and then.
Rich people believe that poverty is the root of all evil while ordinary people believe money is the root of all evil
Rich people know that poverty can cause a man so much pain. They know that if poverty was eradicated or not in the picture, humanity would make more progress. Money is not evil to them. Rather, they see it as a means to an end in gaining all that they want in life. Money may not guarantee happiness, but it can make life easier and more comfortable to live in. Ordinary people think that money is the root of all evil and that rich people are dishonest and greedy. They do not see money for what it is — an avenue to attain more freedom. Rather they see it as a cause to the many headaches man is suffering. They will simply advise contentment and simplicity because they feel that wealth comes at so high a price.
Rich people believe in taking action while ordinary people wait for everything to take place with chance
Rich people believe you need to attract opportunities by working hard and taking action. They do not believe in gambles and chances or playing the lottery to become more prosperous. They would rather go out there and solve problems or add value to the world around them. There is no point in waiting for God, government or certain institutions to offer them a lucky hand for them to become more prosperous. Ordinary people believe in chance and luck or taking a gamble on almost everything that will come their way. They are would-be patrons of get-rich-quick schemes and the lottery. Rather than go out there to improve their chances, they will sit and wait for “almighty” factors to determine their destinies.
Rich people do not see formal education as a direct path to prosperity while ordinary people see a formal education as all you need to become wealthy
Rich people know that you need more than a formal education to succeed in life. Actually, many top performers and rich people had to work hard, persevere and acquire specific knowledge along the way to become what they are. Rich people do not see the world from a linear angle, but rather from a diversified angle of making prosperity from diverse means. It really is not about the means, after all, but the end. Ordinary people are stuck with the thought that you can only become somebody and rich after you have attained a degree or gone through a prestigious institution of knowledge. However, this thought only keeps them prisoners of mediocrity and staying on the average line. Featured photo credit: http://www.compfight.com via compfight.com
