Short YouTube dialogue in which two speakers discuss shifting from a consumer mindset to an investor mindset. One speaker describes quitting attention to purchases (cars, watches) to focus on solving world problems and reports greater fulfillment; the other cites being influenced by Rich Dad, Poor Dad while starting out in sales and real estate.
Every commercial that's out there in existence is directed at me because I'm always looking for the next car, the watch or whatever. It was on my mind. And I realized that I don't want that to be in my headspace. I want to be solving world problems.
Yes.
And I want to switch my mindset from consumer to investor.
Yeah.
And every. Ever since then, I can't tell you how filled and satisfied my life's been. It's been wild and crazy, but at the same time, it just. It filled that void.
Yeah. That's a great point. I wrote. I wrote about that in my book where, you know, I remember reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Kiyosaki said, you need to think like an investor. He said, that's kind of like the pinnacle. And his message spoke to me too, because he was a sales guy that was in real estate. And, you know, I was like, oh, I'm just getting my start here, so.
