Betterlife The Diary Of Game "What is rich thinking"

There are great differences in the way of thinking between people, and a person's way of thinking often determines what kind of height he can reach in the end. In recent years, the concept of "the rich man's mind" has been frequently mentioned.

There is a classic story about what the rich think. A poor man came to God and complained that the society is too unfair. The rich can make a lot of money while leisurely every day, but he is exhausted every day but can't make a lot of money.

God asked him: "How do you feel fair?"

The poor answered: "Let the rich be as poor as I am and do the same job as me. If the rich are still so rich, then I won't complain anymore."

Thus, God made the rich as poor as the poor, and gave each of them a mountain of coal. They can sell the coal they dug up, and then use the money earned from the coal to buy food to survive for a month.

The poor are used to rough work, and digging coal is a piece of cake for him. He quickly dug a cart of coal, took it to the market and sold it, and then bought a lot of food back. The rich seldom do physical work on weekdays, and barely dig a cart of coal after digging for a day. He took the coal to the market and sold it, only bought a few steamed buns back, and kept the rest of the money. In the days that followed, the poor continued to dig coal, sell coal, and buy delicious food every day, living a happy life.

The rich man went to the market the next day and used the money left over from the first day to hire two workers to help dig coal and supervise him by himself. In one morning, the two workers dug several carts of coal for the rich. The rich took the coal to the bazaar and sold it, and then spent money to invite ten workers back to help dig the coal. Within half a month, a coal mountain was dug up by the rich, because there were dozens of coal mining workers under his hands. The rich earn many times as much money as the poor. He used the money to start other businesses and became rich again.

This is the so-called "rich man thinking".

I am thinking postive man.

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