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Is it true that a poor mentality makes you fail to make money?

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A poor mentality is a term that I found on social media, where the term poor mentality describes a person's mental/psychological state. So a poor mentality is not only based on the amount of money they hold or have but especially on mental factors, such as how a person views money, opportunities and risks related to making financial decisions, whether in the form of investing in stocks, crypto and business
 
The only poor mentality I believe that exists, has nothing to do with the philosophy that influencers spread. If John Doe was born in a large family where all its members are unemployed (a common circumstance in Latin America), no way: he hasn't a single penny to invest and when he has, he feels compelled to share his few pennies with a thousand people. Impossible to change such a state, until John Doe's family members get a job. In such a case, John Doe hasn't a poor mentality: he simply can't invest his few pennies while staring at his penniless family members while they are starving.
Now, if Jerry Doe was born in a family where all members have a job, but they starve in any way cause lavishing into one and another extravagance, this is a poor mentality. If Jerry Doe acts the same way of his family members, he develops the true poor mentality.
 
It is a poor mentality that would make one hold on to previous hurts as a basis not to work and make money.
 
Yes, a poor mentality can lead to bad financial decisions. I know someone who believes that others will always help her in times of need, so she feels there is no need to save for a rainy day. That is definitely a poor mentality.
 
Yes, a poor mentality can lead to bad financial decisions. I know someone who believes that others will always help her in times of need, so she feels there is no need to save for a rainy day. That is definitely a poor mentality.
And that entitlement mentality is one of the most dangerous mindsets that always keep people financially handicapped.
 
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