No one makes perfect decisions about money 100% of the time. Everyone makes mistakes, including even the most intelligent and well-read people. However, everything can be fixed! If you are currently experiencing serious financial problems, it is not the end of the world. In this article we will talk about how to get rid of lack of money and your eternally empty wallet. Three points of growth for your income: 1) Change your point of view Each of us has a lot of emotions associated with money, most often negative. Sometimes we worry very much about our low income or get hysterical because we cannot find the right amount at the right time. But if we remove the emotional component, rethink our view of money and begin to perceive it as a tool (for example, like a hammer and nails), then there is no limit to what we can build with it - including. sustainable financial wealth and material well-being for your family. WHAT TO DO: Get rid of the negative perception of money. To do this, forever throw out of your head such thoughts as: “Money is evil”, “You haven’t lived richly, there’s nothing to start with”, “You can’t earn millions (and stone chambers) with honest work”, etc. 2) Take a thrifty approach to the money you earn Most people will say that they are tired of saving, that they don’t have extra money, and that they are forced to live “paycheck to paycheck.” But this cannot continue for long - so you must find an opportunity to start saving. After all, only this will allow you to gradually accumulate a “financial cushion” and begin investing, i.e. to the formation of your financial well-being. WHAT TO DO: Cultivate strong money saving habits. As a good option, I recommend that you delete all mobile applications for online shopping from your smartphone. Their hidden insidiousness is that they make spontaneous spending incredibly easy. 3) “Tame” your fear of investing We are afraid of what we do not understand and what is not under our control. Yes, any investment involves the risk of losing the money invested (especially those options that promise extremely high returns). Therefore, a competent investor never puts “all his eggs in one basket” and consistently fills his investment portfolio with different currencies and assets of different classes. WHAT TO DO: Get into the good habit of allocating 10-20% of every salary you receive to investments (for the regular purchase of currency, shares and other financial instruments). This will allow you to gradually form capital, the income from which will fully support your entire family. ADDITIONAL: Read my other article “Where NOT to invest money? TOP 3 most dangerous places for money.” Read my article “What skills do you need to become rich.” TO CONFIRM THE MATERIAL, WATCH MY NEXT VIDEO: I WILL BE THANKFUL FOR YOUR LIKES AND REPOSTS OF THIS ARTICLE