There is 3 keys things I learned from this book. The 10% rule. Most of us know that we should save 10% of our income every month. This book suggests you the same but in addition to that you spend 10% of your income to two more important things. They are....
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You spend Rs.80 on your haircut? Go ahead & spend Rs.800 next time on your haricut, go to that exclusive hair saloon, you are not going to look like Hrithik Roshan after the hair cut, that's not what you paid for, you paid for the ambiance, hospitality,
to have a conversation with someone who sits next to you, who makes much higher income than you ,what do they do. You spend Rs.1000 on Royal Challenge whisky? Spend 10k on Congac next time. As long all this is under your 10% of your income, don't mind spending it. Feel good
There is no point in earning & saving all the time, if you don't live the life to the fullest. And also there is no point in buying that expensive phones, where you loose the feel rich part the moment it falls down and screen cracks.
We buy things we don't need with money we don't have to impress people we don't like. Spend 10% on something that can really make you feel rich. Spend the money on experience, not on materialistic stuff.
And the third part is spend 10% on learning. You need to keep learning, the moment you stop learning, you stop growing. You want to enroll for a python course for a long time, you want to attend a workshop on investing, you want to learn about any skill sets, go ahead and spend.
From your Income - Save 10%, spend 10% that makes you feel great, spend 10% on learning. Repeat this month after month. You will feel the difference. And the book name is Secrets of the Millionaire Mind amzn.to/3cJgvdy
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