The Science of Living Rich with Frugality - Frugality Builds Definite Wealth

Kristy Jenkins

Summary

Frugality Wisdom with the right mindset will focus Wealth as Thought and Not things ,
as most meaningful manifestation of frugality is in the use of our time, our words, our thoughts and our actions.

Hongkong Tycoon Mr Li once told his son: “My apple tastes different to yours. It tastes much better.
That is because when I was a little boy, I passed by fruit stands, and I had no money to buy any fruit.”
He further elaborates ;
“Observing billionaires spending their money, we learn a lesson in living:

Life can be designed . Careers can be planned .Happiness can be prepared .
When you are poor , try spend less time at home and more time outside .
When you are rich ,stay at home more and less out side .
This is the art of living with frugality .
When you are poor spend money on others .
When you’re rich spend money on yourself.
When one is poor be good to others , When one is rich, one must learn to let others be good to you .
You have to learned to be good to yourself better.

When you are poor , you have to throw yourself out in the open and
let people make good use of you

When you are rich , you have to conserve yourself well and don’t let people make use of you.

You do not need to be afraid of being poor , you need to know how to invest in yourself
and increase your wisdom and stature .

Available since: 10/04/2023.

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