Five Signs you Will Never Get Rich...don't make this in your life..

Everyone in the world actually has the same opportunity to be able to get the wealth coffers are abundant as long as they try hard. But, many people in this world who can not take advantage of that opportunity well.

Launched from the Business Insider page, on Monday May 8, 2017, to see if you have prepared yourself for the future, here are five signs that can indicate whether you are not on the right track to reach the goal. 

 

1. You just work hard but not smart.

At school, we learn that hard work will bring us forward in life. But, "that's only half the story," said financial advisor Ric Edelman."If all you do in life is working very hard, you will never become rich," he said, For that according to Edelman to ensure the wealth of the future, you have to work smart. like invest your money in the stock market or pension fund. 

2. You are overemphasizing on savings

 make savings too hard can also be a problem, you should focus more to increase revenue. Because saving is very important to build wealth, but you begin to ignore income, but that's the focus of the rich person.

If you want to start thinking like a rich person, stop worrying about running out of money and focus on how to make more

3. You buy goods that you can not afford.

If you live out of your abilities, you will not get rich. Even if you start earning more or getting a decent raise, do not use that as a justification to give yourself a lifestyle hike."I did not buy my first watch or luxury car until my business and investment generated a lot of safe revenue streams," wrote Grant Cardone at Entrepreneur.

4. You are satisfied with the fixed salary.

The average person chooses to get payments based on the period  with a fixed salary or hourly rate, while the rich choose to get paid based on the results and the cost of the entrepreneur.

5. You have not started investing.

One of the most effective ways to make more money over time is to invest it, and the earlier you start, its better."The average millionaire invests 20 percent of their household income each year Their wealth is not measured by the amount they make each year, but by how they have been saved and invested from time to time," Ramit Sethi wrote in a New York bestseller The Times. 'I Will Teach You to Get Rich'.