Have you ever wondered how a rich person was able to accumulate so much money? Perhaps you’ve taken notice of a poor person and found it perplexing, or even upsetting, that he just didn’t have any money no matter how hard he worked. What determines who will be rich and who will be poor? The reality is that your money mindset helps you determine whether you’ll be rich or poor. This book addresses the differences between the mindsets of rich and poor people when it comes to money. Each section explores a specific way of thinking about money and the widely contrasting views taken by the rich and poor. You’ll be enlightened about how you can alter what you think, feel and believe about money in order to “think rich.” Get the free e-book here: http://enquirerdaily.com/rich-or-poor-your-choice-handbook-by-mark-phillips/

1. Rich or Poor –
Your Choice
How You Think About
Money Largely
Determines Whether
You’re Rich or Poor

2. Rich and Poor People Think
Differently About Money

3. Lack vs. Abundance
Mindset

4. When
Opportunity Knocks

5. When Opportunity
Knocks—Example
Paul has a job but
complains he
doesn’t have
enough money.
He’s annoyed at
all the yards in his
neighborhood that
aren’t well-kept.
James lives in the
same neighborhood.
He wants to live a
financially secure
life. He notices the
lawns, too.
What will Paul and
James do about
these yards?

6. Paul’s friend, Sam, is
disabled and tells
Paul:
“I wish I could mow
all these lawns and
trim bushes, but I’m
physically unable
to.” Why don’t you
do it?”
Paul says, “It will cost
too much.” “It will
take up my
weekend.”
James says:
“I think these owners
need some help with
their yards.”
“I could make another
$100 a week mowing
these lawns.”
“I’ll stop right now to
offer my services.”

7. Who do you think will make
that $100+ extra weekly?

8. Investing

9. Short-Term vs. Long-Term
Thinking

10. Price vs. Value

11. Who’s the Boss?
The poor are either trying to find a job,
waiting to get a job or making an effort to
keep hold of a job.
The rich prefer to work for themselves to
reap more of the profits that their work
yields. The rich have confidence in their own
ability to make decisions.

12. Dealing with Challenges

13. Power

14. The poor believe they’re victims of circumstances.
The rich believe they have power to increase
their dollars.
Do You See the Power You Have Over Your Money?

15. Dreams

16. Learning
How open are you to learning new
information about finances?
Those who think poor are less
open-minded to learning new info.
Those who think rich are open
to new knowledge and are in a
constant state of learning.

17. Cash Flow
What is…
Cash Flow?
Good Debt?
Bad Debt?

19. Tips to Change
Your Mindset
How can you alter
your mindset to be
more like the rich?

21. Conclusions
Your mindset about money largely
determines the kind of financial life
you’ll lead.
You have the power to change
your money mindset.
Learn to think rich and live the life
you desire!

22. “Being broke is a
temporary situation.
Being poor is a
state of mind.”
–Mike Todd