Anyone who can achieve financial freedom has a characteristic, which is called: "Banker thinking".
What is Banker Thinking? To be a banker is to sit in the bank, in layman's terms, it is to use the advantage of funds, buy low and sell high, and earn the difference. To put it bluntly, it is a mode of capital operation.
So, what do people who achieve financial freedom have in common? I have found that people who can achieve financial freedom often have a characteristic called "banker thinking".
What is Banker Thinking? As a simple example, if you go to the vegetable market to buy vegetables, are you used to queuing up to pick them slowly, or do you just take two handfuls of vegetables and rush into the kitchen to fry them? Surely the latter, right? Well, financially free people, they are using the banker mindset and adopting a similar strategy to operate their wealth.
They don't rush to achieve results, but first observe, research, determine a goal, and then continue to invest, keep collecting relevant information, and constantly improve their own knowledge. When they feel the time is right, they will act decisively to increase their wealth.
The opposite of "banker thinking" is "** thinking". * Thinking, as the name suggests, is a straggler, fighting separately, without a unified plan, without a systematic layout. They are often swayed by market sentiment, and are easy to be picked up at a high level, and they are also easy to be cut by a low price. Lack of a sustainable and stable investment strategy makes it difficult to achieve continuous wealth appreciation.
So, how do individuals or groups with a "bank-making mentality" achieve financial freedom? They generally have one thing in common, that is, they are able to relentlessly study, research and observe the market, and continuously improve their cognitive level.
With a higher level of awareness, they are better able to grasp the context of the market and make more informed investment decisions. In the investment process, they are also able to stay calm, not blindly follow the trend, nor be swayed by market sentiment, and can obtain stable returns.
Having said all this, you should also be able to see that "banker thinking" is actually a very mature investment philosophy, which can help us better grasp the market and achieve continuous appreciation of wealth. As long as we can adhere to the "banker mentality" and continue to learn, research and improve our cognitive level, we will be able to achieve financial freedom and live the life we want.