T. Harv Eker argues that managing money matters more than how much you have. Building the habit with $1 is more important than earning more, because habits determine whether you keep extra income or spend it. He recommends splitting any income into segments to develop that skill.
You've got to manage your money and manage it properly. And we teach people how to do that. Now, here's the thing. People go way. Harvard, you know, you just said especially, we don't have a lot of it. I don't have a.
Lot of money to manage.
Exactly. Here's the issue. A lot of people will say to me, harv, I don't have a lot of money to manage. There's nothing in front of me to manage. Whatever money you do have, okay, Whatever money, income you do have coming in, you've got to manage it.
And.
And here's why. We are creatures of. What starts with an H. What's the word? Who's got. Yes, Habit. We are creatures of habit. And here's the thing. If you are not managing your money, when you start having more money coming in, maybe you've done our programs, maybe you see our income methods, money coming.
In, guess what's going to happen?
You're still not going to manage your.
Money, and it's all going to dissipate and you're going to wonder, why am I not doing well financially? Why am I not getting rich? Why am I not getting financially free? Because you're not managing my money. Why are you not. Because you're not in the habit of it.
So even if you have $1, $1 coming in, you need to break that up into certain segments that we teach, and you need to break that up and manage that $1. And if you can do that, you will gain the what? The habit. Because the habit is way more important than the amount. Let me say that again. The habit of managing your money is.
Way more.
Important than the amount. So, number one, manage.
