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11:37Now Playing7 Mindsets Poor People HAVE That Rich DON'T
So many "would be" entrepreneurs fail not because they lack intelligence, discipline or work ethic, but because they won't sell—they won't close.
Society has taught us that closing is bad. That it's wrong to market yourself and to try and get someone to pay you money... You should just give away everything for free.
Billionaires are bad—they are greedy and evil.
Rich people are evil—they must have become rich by ripping people off.
They don't understand that MOST rich people get rich by giving other people value. Wealthy and successful people know how to close, because they know that their potential customers will miss out by NOT HAVING the product or service they provide.
These are just some of the things that separate the people with a rich mindset from those with a poor mindset.
In today's video, I'm going to share with you the 7 key mindset points that rich people have that make them each and what separates them from the poor people.
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