• Assets vs Liabilities Assets = what you own. Liabilities = what you owe. Poor people do not realize that liabilities cost them money and don't generate revenues. Wealthy people invest in assets that produce more income. All paths to wealth pass through assets.

• They’re not entitled to anything Rich parents teach their kids that there is a performance burden or they could lose everything. They show them the importance of growing wealth. Their success does not depend on their parent's money but on their hard work and actions.

• Money is a tool and it’s a good thing Poor people see money as an evil thing and use it poorly. The rich view money as a tool to navigate life and build wealth. They use the money to buy: - Stocks - Real estate Assets generate more income, which buys financial freedom

• Networking Successful people teach their kids how to socialize. Their kids: - Make friends - Become more sociable - Get more opportunities As they become adults, they surround themselves with high-income social circles and leverage connections to their advantage.

• Use good debt; avoid bad debt The rich know that bad debt makes you poor, while good debt makes you rich. Poor borrow to - Spend on cars, phones, trips, and luxuries. Rich borrow to - Produce more income - Increase net worth. Debt is used as leverage.

• Solving a problem is how you can get rich The tried-and-true way to get rich is by solving a problem & monetizing it. People will pay for their problems to be fixed. The bigger the problem, the more money you can earn.

• Money does not make you a better person Money does not make a person good or bad. It just amplifies who you really are. Money can solve problems, but it could also bring more. Money is a tool to use for the good of the community and the world.

• Stop expecting immediate results Wealth is made over time. Instant gratification does not lead to success. Successful people think long-term with 5, 10, and 20-year plans. They value things that will make them a success rather than short-term pleasures.

• Increase income instead of lowering expenses Poor people focus on expenses. Lowering expenses and not increasing income will not build wealth. You see a big difference when you increase income and invest in assets. This is where compounding takes over.

• Have money work for you Poor people exchange time for money and spend it. Wealthy people exchange money for time by investing in assets. Money will work hard for you and generate more revenues.

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