Become rich w/o cutting up credit cards

GUIDE TO BECOMING RICH WITHOUT CUTTINGUP YOUR CREDIT CARDS
Newton’s laws:
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
—As a general rule, always remember there are two sides to each situation.


Chapter 1     What Is the Price of Being Cheap?
Everything has a price. And that the price is often twice as much as it seems. And the price of something is not always measured in money.
“You can become rich by being cheap. But ht problem is, even though you’re rich, you’re still cheap.”
“If you want something, find out the price, then pay the price.”
“The price for becoming rich by being cheap is that you’re still cheap.”
“We all come into this world with unique gifts and talents . . . and developing those talents is often the price. Each of us has personal challenges to overcome. The price is different for different people.”
“The only people who think life should be easy are lazy people.”
—Whenever I find myself wishing things would be easier, I take a break, check my attitude, and ask myself about the long-term price of having that attitude. When I tend to be lazy, cheap, or when I act like a spoiled brat, then I ask myself what the price might for that behaviour.
“Remember, there is a price for security. For most people, the price of security is personal freedom. They are willing to pay the price for security, but they are not willing to pay the price for freedom. That is why most people have only one of the two.”
“I have both security and freedom because I am willing to pay the price for both security and freedom.”
“We pay a price even if we don’t pay the price.”
“If you don’t pay twice the price, you never get what you want anyway—that is, what you paid for in the first place.”
“Getting financially literate is part of the price you need to pay to become rich.”

Chapter 2     What Is the Price of a Mistake
“My banker has never asked me for my report card.”
“Look at your own behaviour and learn more about yourself and grow from the experience.”
“One difference between a successful person and an average person is how much criticism they can take. The average person cannot take much criticism and that is why they remain average all their lives. That is why they fail to be leaders. Average people live in fear of that someone else may say or think of them. So they live their lives going along and getting along with all the other average people . . . living in fear of criticism. Living in fear of what someone else might think of them or criticize them for. People are always critical of other people. “