I for sure can divide my life into 3 phases.
- Wanting to make it, in terms of money
- Letting go of money for me
- Wanting the money for me & others
Well...
I grown up poor, and it was clear that the first thing I need is to make lots of money.
But, when I do made it, as software engineer with 10 years of experience I understood that I have enough money, I've let go the need in house, thus it turned out I had more than I can spend as a single person.
And I started with "f@ck money" attitute.
Recently I've starting following Grant Cardone, and some saying of his really catched me, and turn out my beliefs on money and life.
He said
"Not wanting money, letting go the need of money - is SUPER SELFISH and EGO-CENTRIC thought.
Wake up dude, how you will help others? how you will donate money and change the world for better by meditating in your hole?
If it is enough for you, you are a selfish person who thinks only about yourself"
That one, really catched me unprepared, I did agree that not wanting money is really selfish, if you want good life for your family, making the world a better place, you better have some cash.
Moreover financial freedom will make you more free to change the world as your vision displays.
What do you think?
At which phase are you?
Let us know :)