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That doesn't surprise me. If you could somehow take away all the contacts and experience they gained the first time round, it might get harder.
by abstractbill 18y ago
That doesn't surprise me. If you could somehow take away all the contacts and experience they gained the first time round, it might get harder.
- edw519 18y agoIf you could somehow take away all the contacts and experience they gained the first time round, it might get harder. I doubt it. Reread his very first sentence: "I think one of the biggest things holding people back from getting rich is the belief that it is possible." The key word being "belief". Most of it really is in your head. This is even more important than contacts or experience. Personally, I don't worry much about money. Not because I have so much. But because however much I need, if I don't have it, I know that I can go out and make it. I think that was the major point of his article.
- nostrademons 18y agoMost teenagers and college students believe that they're going to get rich. It's just that sometime in their 20s and early 30s, they stop believing that. I think the big difference is that people who get rich and then lose it don't question their belief that it's possible.