All in Success
Money is so fraught and laden with meaning that it’s almost impossible to act rationally around it. We overestimate how much we have and are too optimistic about how much we’ll save. We’re susceptible to marketing that plays on our confirmation bias and relaxed attitude to credit.
Millionaires aren’t some rarified class of people. They weren’t born into money and privilege. Instead, they’re regular people who set goals early on in life and were willing to put in the hard work and sacrifice to make those goals happen. Becoming a millionaire is the American dream, and it’s far from dead. In fact, regular people make it happen every day
Getting a handle on your finances comes down to one basic principle: follow the math. That means ignoring feel-good advice like choosing to study a subject you love rather than one that will bring in a salary you can actually live on. It also means bucking social trends if they’re not right for you
Everyone can learn to master money and create great wealth for themselves. You just need to understand the rules: how money works and how you should plan your life to ensure that you maximize your earning and wealth potential.
