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Mar 10 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
A mentor once told me something that felt wrong at the time:
“Most people struggle financially because they think in scarcity.”
I didn’t fully understand it back then.
But after watching how successful people think about opportunities, the idea started making sense.
Here’s what I learned about the difference between scarcity and abundance thinking:
1. Scarcity makes the world look small
When someone has a scarcity mindset, they believe opportunities are limited.
If someone else succeeds, they feel like they lost something.
This thinking creates constant comparison and competition.
But the real world is much bigger than that.
New markets, ideas, and opportunities are created every day.
