Thinking on both sides of the coin
While the average investors thinks "Play it safe and don't take risks", the rich investor must also think about how to improve skills so he or she can take more risks.
The rich investor must have more flexible thinking than the average investor.
For example,while both the average and rich investor must think about safety, the rich investor must also thinks about how to take more risks.
While the average investor thinks about cutting down debt,the rich investor is thinking about how to increase good debt.
While the average investor lives in fear of market crashes, the rich investor looks forward to market crashes.
While this may sound like a contradiction to the average investor, it is this contradiction that makes the rich investor rich.
The rich investor is very aware that there are two sides to every coin.
The average investor sees only one side. And it is the side the average investor does not see that keeps the average investor average and the rich investor rich.
The rich investor must have more flexible thinking than the average investor.
For example,while both the average and rich investor must think about safety, the rich investor must also thinks about how to take more risks.
While the average investor thinks about cutting down debt,the rich investor is thinking about how to increase good debt.
While the average investor lives in fear of market crashes, the rich investor looks forward to market crashes.
While this may sound like a contradiction to the average investor, it is this contradiction that makes the rich investor rich.
The rich investor is very aware that there are two sides to every coin.
The average investor sees only one side. And it is the side the average investor does not see that keeps the average investor average and the rich investor rich.
