Hi,
I finally got around to reading the Richest man in Babylon by George S Clason, a book which I found quite profound and recommend that everybody should read it if you haven’t already.
Any way while I was reading it I started making a list of things that are detrimental to wealth creation some of which came from the book and some I added myself. I thought it would be good to post it here and see if anyone can add to it or debate some of the items.
• Advice from or dealings with deceitful/ stupid people.
• Lack of knowledge in an area of investment.
• Not having or not taking the advice of proven advisors.
• Lack of preparation.
• Procrastination.
• laziness.
• complacency.
• Giving into desires.
• impatience.
• Greed.
• Lack of respect for ones self and/or others.
• Not extracting the most from your investments.
• Lack of foresight and imagination.
• under leveraging.
• over leveraging.
• Lack of direction, planning, and persistence when investing.
• Not protecting your capital and having adequate escape routes.
• Not allocating adequate resources to investments ( time and money)
• Not reinvesting profits from investments.
Cheers Pablo.
I finally got around to reading the Richest man in Babylon by George S Clason, a book which I found quite profound and recommend that everybody should read it if you haven’t already.
Any way while I was reading it I started making a list of things that are detrimental to wealth creation some of which came from the book and some I added myself. I thought it would be good to post it here and see if anyone can add to it or debate some of the items.
Enemies of wealth.
• Advice from or dealings with deceitful/ stupid people.
• Lack of knowledge in an area of investment.
• Not having or not taking the advice of proven advisors.
• Lack of preparation.
• Procrastination.
• laziness.
• complacency.
• Giving into desires.
• impatience.
• Greed.
• Lack of respect for ones self and/or others.
• Not extracting the most from your investments.
• Lack of foresight and imagination.
• under leveraging.
• over leveraging.
• Lack of direction, planning, and persistence when investing.
• Not protecting your capital and having adequate escape routes.
• Not allocating adequate resources to investments ( time and money)
• Not reinvesting profits from investments.
Cheers Pablo.