It is much easier for us to notice the mistakes of other people than our own (and exactly the same ones). Because we evaluate other people solely by their actions, and we always masterfully justify and rationalize our stupidities. Criminals, scoundrels and other “radishes” “suffer” from approximately the same thing. They sincerely believe that they are doing the right thing (and not breaking the law) - for which they can provide “reinforced concrete evidence”. In today’s article we will talk about a “healthy relationship” with money, which is guaranteed to lead to prosperity, high income and financial well-being. 1) Wealth is the “carrot” that allows people to endure their low-money “today” for the sake of a high-money “tomorrow.” Without such an alluring “piece of cheese,” we are unlikely to find the strength and determination to follow the key principles of financial literacy. Namely: live within your means, save 10-20% of each income received, develop in your profession and climb the career ladder. 2) People dream of a good career, but do not fight for it. They are not ready to become a “big fish” and jump into “ big pond”, where the highest salaries are found. They are content with an average career, average income and a complete lack of prospects for their further growth. What they pay for is the lack of stress and enjoy the opportunity to climb the career ladder at their own leisurely pace. 3) Saving greatly adds optionality to our Future, while significantly reducing the optionality of today. We need to find the optimal balance between spending here and now and creating our wealth - which is done by purchasing “income assets” every month. 3) We meet 2 types of people: The first spend very little money, while the second spend a lot. But what is most surprising is that the third type of people, whose spending is in the middle between these two groups, is extremely rare . And they are the only ones who have a “healthy relationship” with money.Additionally: You can sign up for my personal online consultation hereRead my other article “Where NOT to invest money? TOP 3 most dangerous places for your money." I will be grateful for your likes and reposts of this article. Author of the article - Alexander Evstegneev, personal finance expert, author of 20 books on financial literacy, investor with 25 years of experience, laureate of the Russian Ministry of Finance Prize for the best media project on financial literacy