If you want to get rich, you have to become immune to the money.......!

[blckhawk]

• Do not desire your own money. It turns you from a producer to a consumer.

How does this actually work or can you like give me an example where someone desires their money? Is this the same thing as always chasing the money and not thinking about the other people because if yes then I don't think that it will turn you into a consumer but more like a ghoul that only sees dollar signs and doesn't have any priorities besides getting money.

• Do not desire the money of others. Envy is a deadly sin. Because it will distract you from your own mission.

I don't think that it's wrong to envy someone when they've got money, don't the envious nature that other people exudes a good thing for someone to be inspired to be like them? Sure there are cases that envy is taken to a whole another level but I believe that there's nothing wrong with being envious of the riches of other people.

• Do not desire the money you will make in the future. Desire good work right now, You don't want cash in, you want to serve.

That's the favorite line of any bosses of any company out there, work hard but don't expect to get paid by the worth of your hard work, that shouldn't be the case, people should always be compensated by how much work they've done in a company and if that's not the case then raise the minimum wage so people can at the least survive with just that pay for that work.

[martinex]

Maybe at first glance the direction is to be reasonable and have to know well and have a balanced view of money. Indeed, in reality, if someone wants to be sustainable, of course it must be built with hard work so that it is stable and it's true not to be obsessed with money and if you are successful, you will be required to contribute to economically weak communities so that mental well-being is created.

[southerngentuk]

Money can be a confusing beast, right? We all know you gotta have it to play the game, but just saying "get money" ain't the whole story. It's more like using the right tools and skills to build your financial castle, brick by brick.

Sure, having some smarts and know-how helps, but thinking wealth is just about "ability" can be a bummer. Plenty of folks hustle hard, learn new stuff, and even catch some lucky breaks on their way to success. Don't beat yourself up if you're not there yet, keep grinding!

Now, about spending money to make money. While some investments need you to prime the pump first, remember that building wealth often means saving smart and spending wisely, not blowing it all on fancy things. Think of it like planting a money tree – slow and steady growth beats a flashy but short-lived flower, right?

Balancing needs and wants is key. It's cool to treat yourself sometimes, but don't forget about your future self. Plenty of people out there are all about responsible planning, even if it means waiting a bit for that new gadget.