Robert Kiyosaki's bestseller, Rich Dad, Poor Dad,* has helped millions to create roadmaps to their financial goals. Central to his series is the notion of open-mindedness. Instead of sizing up a situation and saying, "I can't afford that," he suggests saying, "How can I afford that?" By reshaping the idea into an open-ended question, creativity is stimulated, which leads to inspiration. Here's a list of critical thoughts and their positive replacements. I hope these help to prime your mind for money-making thoughtsWe can't afford it. That's too expensive. I don't have enough money. I'll never be able to afford that. That's a waste of money. It's too late to get started. I'm not good with numbers or investing. It's too risky. I really want to get that!How can we afford it?Where can I get...
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