The poor people with their reasoning

[Cryptock]

If you're looking into poor people that can hardly provide their basic needs then you cannot really convince them. What they need is a better job or income in order for them to save something for their future like investments and business.

On the other hand, there are poor people that have little excess money. Except that most of them have a different mentality. They prefer to buy phones, gadgets, and other devices that are not really that necessary for their future. Because they have excess from their regular salaries, they prefer to borrow money in order to purchase expensive stuffs that won't grow in value over the years. So yeah, they are a good target for financial education. I prefer to tell them about bitcoin rather than tell them to invest in it. Other options should be considered too like launching even a small business that can further alleviate their status of life.

in our country  the poor people have so many skills - but there are very less who are honest in their dealing with their boss.
Most of the people would not properly work and would demand a lot after in return. The honest and hardworking person does not remain poor for long. That is for sure!

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[Wolfblood200$]

I don't think it comes with being poor,  I think it's an individual thing,  but although such reactions are mainly among poor people,  I think it's due to the fact that the income they are living on is only enough for their daily survival and there are no extra fund for future investment plans, and they work very hard for their income and wouldn't want to lose it just like that over an uncertain risk that is why they scrutiny every business investment idea.

[crwth]

Are you trying to say that you are trying to impose that they need to invest in it? If you're trying to live day-to-day with your paycheck, you can't blame them. But I'm afraid I have to disagree with them because they will be irritated and complain about what's happening in their lives. That's just how you would know that they are dependent on what they are with around and not what they make happen or something.

[Davian144]

in our country  the poor people have so many skills - but there are very less who are honest in their dealing with their boss.
Most of the people would not properly work and would demand a lot after in return. The honest and hardworking person does not remain poor for long. That is for sure!

Poor people only need awareness within themselves, because poor people do not have capital in the form of money other than skills and honesty that they must rely on when working in a place or company. So those who are still poor and still need a job in someone else's place must realize this that they must be really honest and skilled at work if they want to stay in a place for a long term or until he becomes rich.

And you know for yourself, that there are very few honest and skilled people in this world so that companies or bosses who are looking for employees for their business still need to look and research themselves in more detail when they want to accept new people for their company. Because companies not only need someone who is skilled but also need someone who is honest, so it would be very useless if someone who only has the skills but is not honest. But on the other hand, the company can still use honest people even though they are unskilled, because these people can still be taught properly to become more skilled in the required fields.

[xSkylarx]

I have seen many poor people with more talent and less resources. They try to find ways out in less money.
And I have seen many rich people with excuses all the time. . . smart work is the key to success and there is space for the excuses.

Actually, both types of people both have a very natural thing for themselves, because a poor person who tries to find a way out with less money will also find victory within himself one day if he continues to focus and be consistent in working patiently. And for rich people who always have more reasons all the time will also lose in time, unless he can always be smart in turning his money around to get more money, namely profits through his own efforts.

Hard work is really the key, and you should also be smart and take risks even if you are poor, because your time will come and you will get lucky, but the problem is that if you keep doing this but no opportunity comes, you will be mentally exhausted. This is the harsh reality of poor people: we must wait for the right moment to strike before we can move forward. Hard work and perseverance are really needed, and don't lose hope in doing what we want; for sure, in the future, we will be rewarded.

[Pesona1]

No matter how hard you try, poor people can be difficult to persuade to accept and invest in bitcoin, according to my crypto knowledge and people's enlightenment. They vehemently criticize whatever you show them or introduce them to. They are the ones who constantly inquire about how you manage your funds in order to live during this economic downturn.

The worst people to serve are the Poor people. Give them free, they think it's a trap. Tell them it's a small investment, they'll say can't earn much. Tell them to come in big, they'll say no money. Tell them try new things, they'll say no experience. Tell them it's traditional business, they'll say hard to do. Tell them it's a new business model, they'll say it's MLM. Tell them to run a shop, they'll say no freedom. Tell them run new business, they'll say no expertise.

They do have some things in common:

listen to friends who are as hopeless as them, they think more than a university professor and do less than a blind man.

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

Only someone who really wants to accept progress and is also open to new things might be more realistic for us to invite rather than spending energy and time just inviting old-fashioned people, in my opinion in this case we cannot generalize poor people as people who do not want to accept things new (Bitcoin), sometimes the rich are also very difficult for us to take invest in bitcoin because they really don't know about bitcoin and they tend to be more comfortable investing in something real like land and gold, while poor people may not want to invest in bitcoin just because they are don't have money and I think that's a natural thing because after all investing in bitcoin of course we have to have initial capital.

[m2017]

It is difficult for people experiencing financial difficulties to think about investments and their thoughts are more focused on how and on what to save so that there is free money. In this position, it is almost impossible to convince them, because instead of thinking about how to earn money, they think about how to save money. This is a radically different way of thinking. Purely practically very difficult to mentally readjust. Also, are you ready to take responsibility for them by offering risky investments? That is, if the poor lose everything, are you ready to compensate for their losses or take them for your maintenance? I'm sure not. So why are you so eager to get them involved in all this? It is better to offer investment to those who can afford it without serious damage to their standard of living.

[Shinpako09]

There are always people you can't persuade/force no matter how hard you try because they have a different mindsets, needs, finances, and others compared to you. Those are the people who are struggling. They don't have leisure time, or extra money to take a risk. Instead, they choose to work or do something that can surely earn them money  You should also understand their situation on why they have such mindset.

[CageMabok]

Only someone who really wants to accept progress and is also open to new things might be more realistic for us to invite rather than spending energy and time just inviting old-fashioned people, in my opinion in this case we cannot generalize poor people as people who do not want to accept things new (Bitcoin), sometimes the rich are also very difficult for us to take invest in bitcoin because they really don't know about bitcoin and they tend to be more comfortable investing in something real like land and gold, while poor people may not want to invest in bitcoin just because they are don't have money and I think that's a natural thing because after all investing in bitcoin of course we have to have initial capital.

No need to say old-fashioned to people who don't want to know Bitcoin or invest in Bitcoin, Because they also have the right to refuse it when someone wants to introduce Bitcoin to them. After all, it is also not an obligation for someone to invite other people to want to invest in Bitcoin and tell them about Bitcoin even though it is a good thing for them and also their future. But know that they will not see you when you fall or lose from your own investments and they will also tend to blame you when they experience losses through the investments that you teach, because you are the one who invites them into that.

So there's no need to say old-fashioned to those who refuse your invitation because they also have their own minds whether they want something new or don't want it. Let them choose their own path in determining the direction of their investment and that applies to everyone, be it the rich or the poor. Because there are also poor people who don't believe in Bitcoin and don't want to learn to invest even though there are people who want to teach them for free.

[erep]

Only someone who really wants to accept progress and is also open to new things might be more realistic for us to invite rather than spending energy and time just inviting old-fashioned people

old-fashioned, can someone explain the word related to investment because it's the worst term for people who don't understand digitalization information related to crypto and it's not good to force them to invest in crypto which is too risky for their finances, so even if other people reject your invitation but you don't have the right to force them because they have a low economy and they work only to meet their daily needs and continue to work to survive.

Actually, they just don't understand the annual market cycle, so it's difficult to involve them in current market conditions, but I'm sure when market conditions recover significantly, many people in the lower economic category will take advantage of the momentum to benefit from market recovery.

[Iroh]

Are you trying to say that you are trying to impose that they need to invest in it? If you're trying to live day-to-day with your paycheck, you can't blame them. But I'm afraid I have to disagree with them because they will be irritated and complain about what's happening in their lives. That's just how you would know that they are dependent on what they are with around and not what they make happen or something.

You exactly can’t blame someone who lives paycheck to paycheck on the mentality he/she would have developed over time. They haven’t got enough to begin with to live a moderate lifestyle as they barely earn enough.

I also wouldn’t fault them for being irritated and complain about what’s happening in their lives. They are poor! They don’t have much going for them, and they’re at the bottom of the societal ladder. They’re almost immediately looked upon as degenerates. I think anyone would be irritated and complain about what’s going on in their lives.

[Dickiy]

No matter how hard you try, poor people can be difficult to persuade to accept and invest in bitcoin, according to my crypto knowledge and people's enlightenment. They vehemently criticize whatever you show them or introduce them to. They are the ones who constantly inquire about how you manage your funds in order to live during this economic downturn.

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

I think many of your opinions are against it because you judge all poor people the same and do not segment them by age.
Your opinion is quite logical if the poor people you survey are those who are 35 years and over, where their mindset is realistic and makes use of existing income sources to survive and of course, they will refuse to invest because most poor people have reached This age has many dependents that must be met every day so they don't have the time and enough money to take risks in investing. Maybe there will be many of them who have experienced being scammed with fake investments, so it is quite logical to refuse to invest and choose to use existing resources for their needs.
And if your segmentation is at a productive age, to be precise at the age of 30 and under, they will always be responsive to the advice you give them, because if you look at it today, most of those who invest are those in their 20s who are still looking for opportunities and experience in the world of finance.

[Obari]

There is one thing I'm very sure of that wealth is a matter of choice and that's why we have both options of being rich and also being poor.
I've come across a book talking about why the rich always stay rich and the poor become poorer and I neglected reading that book because I've always known that rich people are risk takers and the higher the risk, the higer your success.
Most times I see poverty as a state of the mind and there are people who see everything as a scam and wouldn't even bother giving it a trial and I could remember an incidence where I was trying to get someone into joining the forum and he was so interested but the moment he got to the stage where he was asked to pay a very little fee to clear the proxy ban, he flew and never returned and later would start seeking for solution to a problem you brought upon yourself.

[samcoin]

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

You said it, it's the mentality that divide poor people from rich people. Rich people always like to take risk, try new things, finding new income resources, learn more skills, while poor people don't like to take risk and you find them comfortable with their life styles without any try to improve. However, I attribute small part of the richness case to the luck, some people were lucky to be in a domain, for example Crypto, most of us joined it maybe by luck or without any prior thinking.

[jaberwock]

It is difficult for people experiencing financial difficulties to think about investments and their thoughts are more focused on how and on what to save so that there is free money. In this position, it is almost impossible to convince them, because instead of thinking about how to earn money, they think about how to save money. This is a radically different way of thinking. Purely practically very difficult to mentally readjust. Also, are you ready to take responsibility for them by offering risky investments? That is, if the poor lose everything, are you ready to compensate for their losses or take them for your maintenance? I'm sure not. So why are you so eager to get them involved in all this? It is better to offer investment to those who can afford it without serious damage to their standard of living.

That is basically me right now. I am not in a financial situation where I can think about investing, I did my investment so far and I am not going to be able to invest more on top of it for a few more months but then I am going to be doing a lot better.

I believe that the best thing to do right now would be fixing all my debt issue and somehow start earning more, I have been working hard thankfully and my job is better this month, it has been just 4 days of course but if I can keep this up for whole month, and make money this way then I am going to be making more than usual, increasing your revenue is more important in case if you are poor, compared to trying to save and invest.

[lienfaye]

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

You have a point. Just like the saying "no pain, no gain", one needs to take risk in order to gain something. However, how can a poor people invest if their income is just enough for a living? The number 1 rule is only invest what you can afford to lose, but if you're poor, obviously you can't do that since every penny matter. But if there's a will, definitely there's a way, therefore if you're poor but determine to become financially stable then you'll do something to change the way you used to by working hard and never be contented to live as poor.

[Questat]

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

You have a point. Just like the saying "no pain, no gain", one needs to take risk in order to gain something. However, how can a poor people invest if their income is just enough for a living? The number 1 rule is only invest what you can afford to lose, but if you're poor, obviously you can't do that since every penny matter. But if there's a will, definitely there's a way, therefore if you're poor but determine to become financially stable then you'll do something to change the way you used to by working hard and never be contented to live as poor.

Well, we can say that "investing" is not on their mind. I know these people want to improve their living and dream to become rich but unfortunately, they are not capable to do that. Investment needs capital - and this is what they miss. That is why they just prioritize earning money and working hard in order to survive. And they only hope for LUCK - they now put their future into gambling that is why we can see a lot of poor people are into buying lottery tickets hoping to have luck and become rich instantly. A wrong mindset but I understand their situation.

[Dickiy]

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

You said it, it's the mentality that divide poor people from rich people. Rich people always like to take risk, try new things, finding new income resources, learn more skills, while poor people don't like to take risk and you find them comfortable with their life styles without any try to improve. However, I attribute small part of the richness case to the luck, some people were lucky to be in a domain, for example Crypto, most of us joined it maybe by luck or without any prior thinking.

When it comes to mentality, I think it can be formed through various educational methods as a provision of principles. But here, more precisely, whether or not you want to change yourself to be more productive and leave situations that make you comfortable in stagnant conditions.
Also, this can be influenced by the choice of social environment, as we know that association has a considerable impact on us both in character and mindset. If you associate with people who understand crypto, you will know more or less about crypto, if you associate with people who understand politics more or less you will understand politics and if you hang out with people who like to invest or do business I think you will know business and investment, and you will definitely try to do that.

[Inspiron14]

How can we persuade the poor that without making investments and taking risks, they would not succeed in life? If they are looking for a financial breakthrough, they need become involved with anything because good things in life don't just fall into their laps. Life is about taking chances and seizing any opportunity that presents itself.

You have a point. Just like the saying "no pain, no gain", one needs to take risk in order to gain something. However, how can a poor people invest if their income is just enough for a living? The number 1 rule is only invest what you can afford to lose, but if you're poor, obviously you can't do that since every penny matter. But if there's a will, definitely there's a way, therefore if you're poor but determine to become financially stable then you'll do something to change the way you used to by working hard and never be contented to live as poor.

That's true because if we talk about poor people who want to invest I think they need to work hard first,
it's better for the poor to think about how to get a more decent job in order to get at least a more stable income,
don't think about investing first and the important thing is they have to be wise

[Jatiluhung]

OP I think what you mean is not about financially poor. but the direction of your words is more directed at people who are poor in sight (not wise). people who are not wise indeed prefer to see everything from a negative direction. they are more sensitive in feelings and also pessimistic in thinking. and people who are not wise are not only in the poor but can also exist in the rich and generally in all people. because I do not agree if what you mean is financially poor. because I have a friend who originally came from a poor person but he has a wise mind and extraordinary skills. it's just that he lacks connections in life so no one sees his potential. But now he has become richer than me. even though I used to know he was financially poor, but maybe because he was wise and had broad insights so he could change his life and he was even one of the people who introduced me to bitcoin investment. Initially, I offered him property investment. But instead he also turned around to offer a more attractive investment, namely Bitcoin. and the conclusion is wise and unwise cannot be judged by rich or poor.