Imagine you are forced to play a game where you don’t understand the rules, you’ve observed others getting upset or hurt, and everyone is telling you the game is rigged and can’t be won. Chances are your attitude towards said game is going to be jaded and your participation less than enthusiastic.
This is what happens with many people around money. Since no one taught them the rules, they walk around in confusion and overwhelm thinking the financial world is difficult and complicated. They observe others fighting, arguing and complaining about money, telling them that money is the root of all evil and rich people are greedy. This leads to them mumbling and complaining about their finances, and not taking action to improve their situation by becoming educated and informed.
Your attitude towards money plays a large role in how much money you have (or don’t have). And since attitude comes from a combination of upbringing, social and cultural influence, as well as personal experience, paying attention, healing and improving these things is vital to becoming healthy and wealthy.
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