Why You Are Supposed to Be Rich

Many people accept that rich people are lacking in a particular area. The look for all of the deficits when they make their haphazard studies and quickly come to a conclusion. If they don't do this, they hear what poor people are saying and quickly agree because they do not know better.
However, getting rich is easy. It takes wisdom and common sense. Wisdom is knowing what to do with what you have. Common sense is sound judgment, prudence, and diligence. What many of us fail to realize is that there are an abundant of resources here on Earth, yet, we still compete for what others have.
All we have to do is uncover these resources and come up with new ways for using them. We can become rich by giving thanks for what we do have, instead of worrying over what we don't have. Wealth is a spiritual game that soon becomes material. A person becomes rich because they observe certain spiritual laws. The money comes afterwards.



What does it mean to be rich and why are you supposed to be rich? Being rich means that you have access to all of these resources and that there are no qualms about using them. You are supposed to be rich because you live on a rich Earth. Most people are not rich because the people around them are not rich. If you think about it, everything is available--you just have to see it.
You must master the social aspect of getting rich. If you fear failure, criticism, or poverty, you will not get rich. If you decide to take action on what you truly believe in, then you will get rich. To get rich, you must put people first. It will come with criticism, but you can overcome the circumstance with acts of love.
Getting rich is a completely unselfish act. All it means is that you are helping people solve their problems. Money is a byproduct of the value that you render in the marketplace. The more positively that you impact someone with value, the more income you will make. Impact=Income. If you want to make more money, give more value to more people.
Too many people act emotionally when money is involved. If you have ever played the game of "Monopoly", you'll know what I am saying. Even if it's a friendly game, people still act irrationally and their whole attitudes change. They aren't the same person because their thinking has been reduced to the limited resources that are available.

"Poverty is the root of all evil"-Mark Twain

It is the same in life. If you focus in on opportunities that give little value and reward, you will get little value and reward out of it. If you try to take a short cut, you will get cut short. Conversely, if you go into a field with high-profit margins and learn from the best, there is not shortage on the money you can earn. No job will pay you what your dream is worth.
Therefore, you are supposed to be rich!