Why are some people able to live on a small salary and, at the same time, they look good and eat a varied diet, while others earn much more and are always short of money? People who are always “with money” have good financial habits - and everyone else should learn them. In this article we will talk about how by slightly changing your “money” thinking and adjusting your usual lifestyle, you can radically improve your well-being and gain wealth.1) Why doesn’t the money stay? To learn how to “attract” money into your wallet, first of all, it is important to understand why it constantly disappears from there? The second step will be to get rid of bad anti-money habits as quickly as possible (they are the ones that “push away” wealth and high incomes from you). The third step is to consistently increase the well-being of your family, incl. through smart investments. 2) There is no need to make yourself poor. To do this, you should start to take an interest in “money literacy”, plan upcoming large expenses, and put aside a certain amount from each salary received. 3) An increase in salary is not a reason to increase your spending. The increase in salary you receive does not mean that you urgently need to buy an expensive car on credit or exchange lunches in a usual cafe for a fashionable restaurant. If you act in this logic, then you are guaranteed to be left with nothing - alone with your eternally empty wallet. 4) Protect your money from scammers You shouldn’t invest money in dubious but incredibly promising ventures just because “your office neighbor got it right.” To begin with, it is important to understand exactly how your money will work, and how much you can lose if “the topic does not work out.” By the way, not every financial advisor benefits your savings. The fact is that they are the most ordinary sellers, and their wages consist of the money that you yourself gave them (having heard enough of their promises of high returns with minimal risks). PRACTICE. Learning to be friends with money Here's what I recommend you do as soon as possible: 1) Read any book on financial literacy. This will be more than enough for you for a couple of years - to comprehend and gradually implement what you read. 2) For each income received, save 10% (or any other amount). This money will become the “building blocks” of your family’s financial well-being. 3) Money should not lie idle - so put it to work (regularly buying currency, stocks and other financial instruments). 4) Strive to create multiple sources of income, including passive. 5) Take care of your finances, live “within your means” and do not get into credit bondage. ADDITIONAL: Read my other article “Where should you NOT invest your money? TOP 3 most dangerous places for money.” TO CONFIRM THE MATERIAL, WATCH MY NEXT VIDEO: I WILL BE THANKFUL FOR YOUR LIKES AND REPOSTS OF THIS ARTICLE