15 Lessons Rich Parents Teach Their Kids That The Poor Don’t

15 Lessons Rich Parents Teach Their Kids That The Poor Don’t | Sunday Motivational Video

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What do rich people teach their kids?
What should my kids learn to be successful in life?
What should I teach my kids?
What are kids supposed to learn to be happy ?
What do children need to learn to be successful in life?
Do kids need to learn about money?
Are children supposed to learn how money works?
Should I teach my kids about assets and liabilities?
Should my kids learn about buying a car and a house?
Why are kids so entitled?
Should children learn how to be sociable and connect with others
in school?
Should children learn about mental faculties in school?
Do children need to learn about habits in school?
What's the difference between knowing and doing?
How are children going to get rich in the future?
Should my kids go to school?

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[gardnertradinghouse]

*Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty. I hope you will be that person!!*

[dulcerocio]

When you stop learning, you get left behind . Never stop educating yourself

[osbornesophia]

*To achieve greatness, you need to start working towards it.* Investing remains the smartest way to prepare for the unexpected. Been into this for 6yrs and I’m extremely pleased with the returns. The good news is - *it's not too late to start.*

[t-fuelernienotoriousmisfit]

My parents taught me "if you have something of value you'll always be wanted and needed"

[shubhamkumarsingh]

My father taught me if you save money today money will save you tomorrow

[brandonwilliams]

1. Understanding how money works
2. The difference between an asset and a liability
3. They’re not entitled to anything
4. How to be sociable and connect with other people
5. Stop expecting immediate results and avoid magical thinking
6. How to create daily habits that on the long run, give them incredible advantages
7. Money is a tool and a good thing
8. Increase income instead of lowering expenses
9. Knowledge is more valuable than money on the long run
10. Don’t work for money, have it work for you
11. Solving problems is the quickest way to get rich
12. Don’t waste time on things that correlate to the real world
13. How to use good debt instead of bad debt
14. 80% of results come from 20% of effort
15. Having money does not make you a better person, it just solves some of the problems

[LVNGSOULSirLsa]

"The Love of Money is the root of all evil". It's the love of Money! Not the money itself... completely different. ✌🏻

[armandotorres]

Honestly my parents never taugth me any of these valuable advices; but is always nice and good that such good people out there transmit these kind of wisdom so we can take advantage and get educated in terms of financial and life education.Thank you Alux for transmiting these wonderful videos and let ignorant people like me to absorb as much as i can this kind of wisdom.

[wendyrobert]

My (very poor, but intelligent) mother had a few, but consistent requirements:
1. Stand up straight (good posture)
2. Deep profound love, not just for reading, but for the expressions of a great and growing vocabulary. She loved both reading AND the power of words.
3. To speak clearly, precisely and politely - while looking the person (or audience) in the eye.
I was often chosen for jobs over people who had college degrees. I was simply good at sales....i.e. selling myself. I must also add, caring about other people and a profound love for new experiences, culture & point of view brings great dividends. I am more interested in expanding my view than getting my own way. Lastly, I am impeccably moral. People can feel this energy in me, and trust me because of it. This also opens doors! I am a positive, happy person. Just SMILE more often, and see how much more life smiles back!!

[keonagaines]

My parents taught me to never *risk* your integrity. Bad company corrupts good character.

[mfonudoh]

My parents taught me no matter how much you want to progress in life (whether in your finances or career ), ALWAYS remember to be humble but never compromise/RISK your self-respect.

[terrisewell]

People who give up in life are people who lose in life, my first experience happens to be a failure but I never gave up cause I knew it was going to work out for me trying continuously, fortunately I'm smiling today by getting involved in investment..

[Speckz]

People get mad at rich and successful people but not mad at their family not setting them up for success.

[Sun-Warrior]

Well, I don’t have the rich parents but at least I’ve got ALUX to TEACH ME!!!

[jjones]

My Father used to skip school and go to the Library. He said, "They have the same books."
He taught me how to acquire knowledge and apply it.
My mother taught me how to be Graceful and Compassionate
and that helping others is the Hallmark of Angels.

[cricketabhi]

I like the voice of the speaker. Energetic and crystal clear. She's half the magic apart from the content 👍

[seano]

I am now an engineer because of this channel. Thanks a lot. I am always motivated to achieve my goals.
RISK!

[keithzinhagel]

I will become a milionaire before I turn am 26 currently living in a third world country called Suriname! I will hustle I will make it I will Risk it!

[toralayous]

This is a well detailed and informed video. I'm here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy over the air talk about the importance of investing and how he made $410, 000 in 5months from $180, 000 startup. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas

[terlumunjoseph]

My poor father always told me to have wisdom, my well to do mother, emphasized fighting for what you want. She taught me courage. It took me decades to reconcile this truth between both parents. Now I feel at peace with this truths. Thanks