The poor will always have a job (there is no unemployment)

Today, many people are afraid. They are looking for it and are happy to have it. But the very fact that they are now does not make them poor. The poor will always have jobs. And they will always be interested in them. So think about it — how do you get rich right now?Let's return to the question mark of our topic — the question mark is:1) Are you rich?If you answer "Yes" to any of the questions on the form, then you are probably already rich.Yes, I have already accumulated a lot of "money fat", i.e. a stock of well-made investments.Yes, I have been living on passive income for 15 years. Yes, I have several investment funds and bonds My answer to the question mark "is not a source of income."As I said before, the question is not whether you are rich, but whether you can afford to allocate a small share of your time for the purpose of increasing your wealth.2) How did you get rich?If you answered "That I got rich on its own" or "I took money from people with whom I have a good relationship, and I gave it to you on a regular basis" — then you are probably not going to get rich.Yes, I agree that this sounds very cynical and cynical, but this is the only way to get out of the vicious circle of low incomes and chronic lack of money.A genuine partnership is all about the "back story", about your personal history and the development of your "relationship" with money.Make a good habit of reading financial literacy articles and books for 15-20 minutes every day — this is the only way you can protect your savings from losses (losses made due to lack of time).3) what you think of money is in your headIt's up to you to understand what is in your head, what beliefs determine your life's direction and the size of your income. affluence, and what financial habits you have adopted due to this.Changing your mindset in relation to money is not an accident, but a conscious and intelligent move.This is done by regularly improving your financial literacy, by reading books and articles on personal Finance and its multiplication.4) What you can do for your money?Here you can do the following:be consistent in your actions (avoiding what you hate most about your job, constant negative emotions about life, inability to find money to invest, inability to do what you want, etc.);save a certain amount every month (10-20% of your salary);make a good habit of saving 10-20% of each of your income for the upcoming upcoming month;ask for a special offer (in the form of a salary increase or an additional workload at work);ask for a loan deferral (for those