7 Psychological Tricks That Will Make You Rich

What most people don’t realize is that becoming rich isn’t as straightforward as you would imagine. Sure, some people will inherit millions of dollars or will gain their wealth through winning the lottery but a 2017 survey found that 88 percent of millionaires are self-made. Only 12 percent inherited their wealth which means that the majority of people that become rich are putting in the work to do so. But it’s more than hard work that drives their success. What most millionaires won’t tell you is that they employ secret psychological tricks to both earn and save more money and in today’s video, I will share with you the 7 psychological tricks that will make you rich!

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Trick #1. Making small choices
Trick #2: Don’t trust yourself
Trick #3: Imagine Your Future Rich Self
Trick #4: Sleep on big purchases
Trick #5: Only spend cash
Trick #6 Calculate the cost in hours
Trick #7: Use the Stranger Test

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DISCLAIMER: I’m not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. No official financial advice is being given. Please always check with a professional before making any investments or financial decisions. Your investments are your sole responsibility, these videos merely share my own opinions with no guarantee of gain or losses.

[PowerMatrixAnime]

Another advice is marrying a person who is not a financial liability. Someone who who is not impulsive or a big spender.

[NinjaNuggets]

Free tip: money follows opportunity, Opportunity is found in problems, find more problems, find more opportunities, then trap the money that follows that opportunity. 🤓

[PracticalInspiration]

Great list. The third point on visualisation is really underappreciated, as you can align behaviour to where you intend to be

[alishashalders]

Loved this! Il be watching it as often as i can! I love the way youv perfectly simplified all of it into easily applicability.
Thank you for making this video

[jeanalexandre]

A great book for this is the Fastlane millionaire by MJ Demarco. Don't chase money Chase needs, make time your ally not your enemy..

[kenfunk]

This is the third video of yours I've watched. The first two were fine but this one was excellent. Thanks!

[Bulentsahinkusadasi]

Spending cash and calculating 1 hour money systems are amazing!!!. Thanks!

[heatherburkett]

Stumbled upon your channel and loving it!

[hlkihglkhglkhg]

Calculating the cost of items based on work hours cannot be overstated enough imo. Although it has tended to rule my life in recent years. And FUK CREDIT CARDS, never had, never will.

[houmanmilani]

I lived and worked with lazzy people. My principle is that if I see a lazzy person, I go and do something positive. They are the reason I am into investment and have a great job.

[vague]

Great video , Made me realize how important these little things are.

[apotheos]

Don't trust yourself but Believe in yourself.

[WealthbuilderzTV]

This is actually worth the time to watch this

[tbd]

Use your credit card if you have the cash to pay it off - then you get airline points too

[mrgruffy]

My decision came from deep inside me. Never get married (period). No sick kids, no endless demands from a wife. I avoided all the senseless spending during the holidays. Almost everything is a racket anyway. My daddy told me that if I can't pay cash for something, I can't afford it (except maybe when buying real estate. But even then, try to pay down the loan as fast as possible. Avoid the quick cash title loans, and the rent-to-own scams.

[duncanfirth]

10% compind Interest? Don't you mean - 1% with inflation factored in the fed is a debt system not a save system.

[justWIN]

This is a life-changing video. 🙏🏿🙏🏿 God bless

[doriswhite]

Good friend and I are in our 70s. She decided when she turned 70 that she deserved a brand new razz matazz car. Spent a bundle on it. I take the bus and am out of debt. She wants to sell her house, but a decent one bedroom apartment in her area of the east coast is $20, 000 a year. I'm paying $650 a month for a one bedroom "luxury apartment" in flyover country.
She's a good, generous, person, but her ideas about money sometimes scare me.

[alishabanerjee]

This is very practical and educational video and well explained how to be a rich .superb tricks to easily understand.thank you for sharing this video with us.

[yashwantgavade]

Hi, Very nice video.
Please tell me about which animation software you use for making such excellent videos