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Wealth File #6 Rich people admire other rich and successful people. Poor people resent rich and successful people.

You have to realize that if you view rich people as bad in any way, shape, or form, and you want to be a good person, then you can never be rich. It's impossible. How can you be something you despise?

Of all the attributes necessary for getting rich, having others trust you was to be near the top of the list. Think about it, would you do business with a person you didn't trust at least to some extent? Meaning that to get rich, there's a good chance many, many, many people must trust you, and there's a good chance that for that many people to trust you, you have to be quite trusthworthy.

Richest people I know base on my experience are also the nicest.

The fact is, resenting the rich is one of the surest way to stay broke. We are creatures of habit, and to overcome this or any other habit, we need to practice. Instead of resenting rich people, I want you to practice admiring rich people blessing rich people, and I want you to practice loving rich people. That way, unconsciously you know that when you become rich, other people will admire you, bless you, and love you instead of resent the heck out of you the way you might do them now.

Wealth principle: "Bless that which you want." -Huna Philosophy
The point is, if you resent what people have, in any way, shape, or form, you can never have it.

Declarations.
"I admire rich people!"
"I bless rich people!"
"I love rich people!"
"And I'm going to be one of those rich people too!"
Touch your head and say.. "I have a millionaire mind!"

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