Secrets of Millionaire Mind; Step-2
Published: 2020 & Pages: 2020
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Step-2
Inherited Perception of Money
Our minds are like computers, and the important programs were installed when we were kids. The things our parents said about money back then stick with us, shaping how we think about money as we grow up.
Sayings like “Money is the root of all evil” and “You can’t buy happiness” become part of our money blueprint, influencing our views on money. Our parents have a big impact on us when we’re young, and we either accept their ideas or rebel against them.
We might think about money the same way as our parents or want to do things differently. Just resisting their ideas isn’t enough to change our financial blueprint. Some people rebel against their parents, but they might not really want to be rich – they just want to go against their parents. If they haven’t worked on changing their mindset, they might lose money quickly.
Those who learn early that “anything is possible with money” have an easier time making money. Wanting to be free and independent through wealth becomes a motivation that money can satisfy.
بسم اللہ الرحمان الرحیم،
اردو ترجمہ جلد اپ لوڈ کیا جاےَ گا، انشاءاللہ
10x Short Questions
1. What does the paragraph compare our minds to?
Computers, where important programs were installed in childhood.
2. What shapes our ideas about money later in life, according to the paragraph?
The things we heard our parents saying about money in childhood.
3. Give an example of a saying mentioned in the paragraph that becomes part of our money blueprint.
“Money is the root of all evil” or “You can’t buy happiness.”
4. How do our parents influence our behavior regarding money when we're young?
They have a big impact, and we either accept their ideas or rebel against them.
5. What are the two possible ways to deal with our parents' ideas about money and fortune?
We can identify with and accept them, or we can rebel and reject them.
6. Is resisting alone enough to break the pattern of our financial blueprint, according to the paragraph?
No, resisting alone is not enough.
7. Why might people who rebel against their parents' ideas about money still have financial challenges?
They might not really want to be rich; they are rebelling against their parents, not pursuing wealth for the right reasons.
8. What does the paragraph say about the motivation to be free and independent through wealth?
It becomes easier to make money when this motivation is satisfied with money.
9. What is emphasized as crucial for those who rebel against their parents' ideas about money?
Working thoroughly on themselves and rupturing the internalized money blueprint.
10. According to the paragraph, why do those who learn early that "anything is possible with money" have an easier time making money?
The motivation to be free and independent through wealth can be satisfied with money.
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