Rich people never tell their kids these 2 things. #rich #wealthy #moneytips #money #shorts

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Loral Langemeier is a money expert, sought-after speaker, entrepreneurial thought leader, and Five Time New York Times best-selling author who is on a relentless mission to change the conversation about money and empower people around the world to become millionaires.

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[Bruhrave]

Well rich people never say that because they CAN afford it

[joel.ha.]

My parents never said that, but I knew better than to ask for anything besides a certain flavor of ramen noodles.

[J.W]

Wow that's very obvious, that rich people wouldn't tell their kids, that they can't afford something, because they can most of the time. If you don't have the money you can't afford it. What should I tell a kid if I can't afford it? Just ly or what ?

[abdimohammed]

Even if i would be a billioner, i would still tell my kids we are broke

[maggieb]

Thank you! My mom's favorite line that I won't use on my kids

[mariselavega]

You’re saying rich people kids, you can’t afford it. When you’re poor, you can’t afford it, it’s reality. Then can strive to afford it or change their mentality on whether it’s worth getting it or getting something within their price range

[callielevina]

So true... modelling effective mindset matters! For disbelievers of messages conveyed, consider looking up to listen to "The Biggest Secret" by Earl Nightengale, who explains we become what we think about, you create your own reality with the way you think.

[RIPJoe-ptbo]

So you want to make liars out of us to our children ?!! I sure as hell don’t like telling my kids I can’t afford things but if we can’t buy it we can’t buy it simple.

[greyline]

Is she saying do say these two things to your kids?

[mattng]

I tell them i am redistributing their future finances for something else