4 Things Rich People Do That The Poor Don’t

[coder]

"If you can't buy it 10 times over in cash the don't buy it." - Nothing but facts for liabilities but for assets, buy it if you can afford it.

[ishaanmann]

in my opinion, another thing that separates the rich from most people is the fact that whilst most people spend loads of time complaining about a problem and blaming others, the rich understand the mistake they've made and work hard to find a solution and fix the problem.

[alfalfa]

Poor people try to look rich, rich people try to blend in under the radar

[pragatitri._]

Hey Iman! I am 18 year old girl from india. The thing that is different between poor and rich is that they know that money is abundant. My mom is a government employees and just like your mom, she too comes home totally worn out and tired . But the fact that my family stills believes that you need to earn till retirement, save in between and just wait. When i tell them, i am going to be the first millionaire in my family . They laugh it off saying you do not know how to we earn these hard earned money. I am going to prove them wrong.

[justinramirez]

A lot of the bad mindset stuff is inherited from parents and for me personally has been one of the biggest obstacles on my journey. Love this topic. Important stuff.

[DifferenceTV]

This video is worth money in itself... Information and knowledge are more powerful tools than most people can imagine. Keep it up Iman, wishing you nothing but success and happiness for your whole life!

[tithisings]

So thankful for the internet world we live in right now; a world where valuable skills and knowledge are more widespread than ever! Thank you so much, Iman, for this teaching. At such a young age, you've achieved so much! It's so refreshing to see such hard-working and intellectual young minds out here. Thank you for summarizing all of this in a short video. We appreciate you! 🙏🙏

[aveiramt]

I would say that taking decisions is also what wealthy people do. Taking decisions, meaning actually doing it. Great video. Thank you

[musthavegadgets]

Thanks to consuming content like this religisly for the past i'm pretty confident that i know understand the money game. Thank you so much iman you're really out here changing lives.

[David-cirl]

“People grinding their hours upon hours to show off to someone they don’t like”

[themiki]

I was looking for some online gurus for no reason. Then I found you - a normal guys who isspeaking out loud opinions based on experience. What a wonderful person, keep up the good work, but I think you already know it.

[beatmydrum]

I just saw this video now. Thank you - I really needed to hear these things, especially nums. 1 & 4. So little motivates me these days, but I’ll write these on signs and hang them in my apt.🙏🏽

[immeldaoord]

- spend more time doing the thing ínstese of talking about it
- don’t buy 💩 you can’t afford
- energy is valuable in and outsider work
- don’t get paid for time

[sristammaharjan]

Hey Iman,
I am a young person striving for a lot out of life and this matrix we live in, I loved how you built schools in nepal and have been inspired by you. Nepal was the country I was born in but later I was raised in USA. I have similar goals like you and you inspire me everyday! Wish you unlimited blessings and good karma in your upcoming endeavors and in life!

[mimibatman]

I've only known a couple of self-made millionaires. Both of them have a Lot of energy and excitement/curiosity about life. They are very involved not just in their business but also in life. Dynamo is the best word that I can think of. And you feel energized and happy being around them. The energy is CONTAGIOUS!

[anasafaneh]

I just stated to watch the old videos, you have changed a lot to best, you remind me of you right now, that’s a good sign work hard on my self and I’ll be better person in the future and that’s totally my goal, Good job Iman Ma Sha Allah

[ey]

Thank you for this geniune video, you made me observe a lot of questions I had, now I have a better understanding. Sometimes it is hard to differenciate between those instincts than lifetime aspirations

[tadhgbegley]

A lot of respect for you Iman, you can tell you’re knowledgable from just the way you’re able to talk. Keep up the great content :)

[Michevell]

I just came by this video. Please make much more content like this. It’s very humbling. You made great points. Thank you ☺️

[roadtofernandes]

Finding like minded people is one of the hardest tasks for me atm😢