I was POOR - These 17 Mindset Shifts Made me RICH: The Secrets Of The Millionaire Mind

17 Secrets The Rich Use That The Poor Don't Know // SECRETS OF THE MILLIONAIRE MIND - Harv Eker

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[tahirisaid]

Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.

[Kai-pg]

Hallelujah!!! I’m favored and blessed with $60, 000 every week! Now I can afford anything and also support the work of God and the church.

[MrJOHNMICHAELVEGA]

Most important thing! you must have health. Without health you cannot do anything. So start with health! Thank you 🙏❤️🎶

[bridgettetraveler]

I went from homeless to buying a very nice house & a new car. Once ppl who didn't have much to do with me started contacting me. I remember how they treated me before when I had almost nothing. If they say I've changed I'll agree & say thank u. It's not where u come from. It's where you're going that matters. Thank GOD for changing me & Blessing me!!!

[svejsdb]

A message to the girl who created this video, you've crushed it keep up the good work hugs, see you at the top.

[Gugouu]

I found that all the 17 list of poor people matches me 😢 so I will change it for the better now, thanks for the helpful video.❤

[adriangrainger]

If you are poor and wanting to be rich, it is like being unhappy and wanting to be happy. The first piece of homework is accepting that you are only one responsible for your wealth/happiness and you are the only one with the authority to affect this. It's up to you - decide what you want and then do something to affect a positive change, every day. Maybe you'll have days where nothing happens but, after some days, things improve. Keep adding days and the improvements increase. Great video you've made here - content, delivery and production.

[AL-Boogie.]

This analysis was absolute genius!!! I’m dealing with folk daily who has that small limited mindset! Excellent work done right here!💪🏿💯

[dougandcandacebishop]

10:00 - love your description of your own definition of a wealthy life! Thanks for the detailed example.

[dannychism]

I'm new to your channel but I've watched several of your reviews. This may be your best one so far! As a small business owner I can totally relate to the thought process of both the rich and the poor. I'm going to make my 3 Sons watch this one for sure. Keep up the great work!

[tjqiwyh]

''You may read it, talk about it, heard about it but as long as you arent doing it you donno it'' 😮😮amazing

[amremnant]

"As a Man Thinks, So He Is" Proverbs 23:7

[ArtMaster]

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[dianebhatula]

Just subscribed too! Love "17 Secrets..." summary! "Fear, doubt, and worry are the biggest barriers to success and happiness" "Financial freedom should be the goal before being wealthy" Makes sense!😊

[thekellumlewis]

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[kartikkr]

Absolutely loved every single Secret!! Certainly motivates me to change my perspective on a few things. I've even shared this video with others!! Thank you for doing this.

[Al-mgbz]

I ❤ your videos. I hope people appreciate and use the infornation you put out there. I know from personal experience that, success and getting what you want in life, is only a decision away, followed by, planning, setting goals, descipline, and hard

[JodyDube]

It's infinitely easier to dance on a tightrope if you have a safety net below. If poor people appear risk averse that has much to do with this concept. Without the security of that safety net, consequences are completely devastating.

[maragingercat]

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