The concept of wealth is like a mirror, reflecting the ups and downs of everyone's destiny, and the gap between the rich and the poor often stems from this. Nowadays, there are three typical concepts of wealth in society, which are like prisms, reflecting the current situation and future prospects of different classes.
The first phenomenon: the rich find that as long as they don't invest, they can't spend their money.
This stems first from their inner notion of "extravagance". These wealthy people, who have a lot of money in their hands, often feel empty and uneasy in their hearts, as if there is nowhere to put the money and cannot play its due value.
They no longer think about how to create new value through investment and financial management, but indulge in extravagant consumption and the thrill of showing off wealth, like carnival dancers, squandering time and money on an endless stage. They waste, consume, and enjoy all day long, as if they are burying their precious ** in the wilderness, allowing it to rust and disappear. This wealth and glory is not the result of their ingenuity and hard work, but more like an accidental gift. They waste these resources in vain, as if to blaspheme and insult nature. Because they forget that money needs to snowball, through continuous investment and appreciation, in order to maintain its value. Otherwise, they will only be eroded little by little by inflation and time, and eventually come to naught. Therefore, the wealthy must have investment awareness and foresight, otherwise, even if they have a lot of money now, they will end up destitute. Because they understand that only those wealth that can continue to increase in value are real wealth. The second phenomenon: the middle class finds that as long as they don't invest in real estate, they have enough money to spend.
The middle-class concept of "self-interest and short-sightedness" is like a wall that tightly confines them in a narrow comfort zone. They are content with food and clothing, fearful of adventure and enterprise, and miss the opportunity to get rich in real estate and give up the opportunity to get rich with low-risk financial leverage. Today, they can only wander in the circle of small wealth, and their pursuit of wealth has become more and more short-sighted and selfish.
This concept of wealth is like an invisible chain that binds their destiny and prevents them from crossing the gap between the rich and the poor. When middle-aged people look back and find that there is not much money left in their hands, and there is only that worthless old house in their home, they can't help but sigh at the ruthlessness of the years. The luck psychology of the middle class makes them hope for the dividends of **, but they are unwilling to face up to the problem of how they accumulate wealth. They are accustomed to living comfortably like frogs in warm water, full of blindness and ignorance of the outside world. The third phenomenon: young people find that as long as they don't have a mortgage, they can talk back to their bosses at will.
In the youth, there is a group of young people who uphold the concept of "ignorance and indulgence", they are like light dandelions, fluttering in the wind, free from the shackles of mortgages and family financial pressure. Therefore, when facing their superiors, they have less awe, and are prone to self-indulgence in their work, and even contradict their elders, as if the short-term wind of freedom is the whole of their lives.
However, they often only focus on the small freedoms in the near future, but ignore the long-term life plan, like a ship wandering without a clear destination. Their desire for money and career faded, and their zest for life faded. Year after year, they spend their youth in a state of confusion, until they enter middle age, only to find themselves in a deep predicament, as if trapped in an invisible prison. Some people rely on the gifts of their parents and are content to live with food and clothing; Some people rely on their skills to make a living, but they rarely think about how to grow their wealth gradually through investment and financial management. They are like frogs at the bottom of a well, seeing only a piece of the sky in front of them, but ignoring the wider world.
The three concepts of wealth reflect the current situation and future prospects of different classes. And our destiny is also largely influenced by the concept of wealth. Therefore, we should carefully examine our own concept of wealth, rationally plan our own wealth path, and strive to achieve our dreams and goals.
Article**: Sanxiu Moxiang