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Money does hideous things to people, those with epileptic financial conditions, would take drastic decisions in other to have Money for just an instant gratification. While I was younger, I know people who would borrow money from financial organizations with sizeable interests just to have a party, in a few of these cases, these lenders were happy to always benefit from the economic ineptitude of people, while pretending to always help their situations.

The thing with these loans was that it was just a band-aid that covered the rotten ignorance of people towards the origin purpose of loaning or lending*.

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Many uses to think that when they don't have money, then they wouldn't have to make crazy decisions.

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These set of people particularly understands the burden of having money, either because they once were in great financial position and ended up drinking, womanizing and gambling it away, or they've had to suffer that sheer pain with having nothing after having it all.

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The illogicality Of Doing The Right Thing

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Nevertheless, people who do not have enough money are the one's ago actually make more economic mistakes. For example, in the aspect of investing, someone who just have enough to feed, will never sacrifice that standing in other to invest. They understand that investing, is to multiply and secure futuristic prospects, but then, since they can only afford to feed, it would be only logical to actually secure the "present" they know, rather than the "future" they don't.

In most cases, people don't need to make the "right" decisions, this is because the right decisions majorly have secondary impact, but hardly comes with that primary impact. While there's a possibility that the right decisions for people with limited will power will make their future better, there's a huge chance that they wouldn't "live" the "present" they currently are.

So the essence of having more money in the future would seem nonsensical since they wouldn't even have a "present" with is the major ingredient to having a future

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The Illusion Of Spending More But Having Less

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This isn't a debate about what is right or wrong when it comes to economic and financial issues, the thing is, people make decisions every day about money, whether they have it or not. It's a legal tender that assures the degree of longevity to comfortable living.

Money is inevitable, this is because it is more than a resource, it's a financial position, it's a backbone in terms of emergencies, even the psychological aspect of safety it brings cannot be overstated. This is proven in the fact that mostly people who seem to have "less" are the ones who actually are "more" spenders.

It is ironical, I have come to believe that handling Money in voluminous ways isn't a measure of financial experience, so many people calculate the amount of money they spend on a yearly basis, and they tend to be shocked how much they spend, even if physical it didn't really feel like they could muster any financial capacity.

However, I wouldn't talk about being "rich" since it's not something that is synonymous with me. Inasmuch as this is so, I've been around wealthy people, it's difficult to read their mind, they're always one step ahead, the ability to control enormous money, makes most of them fast thinkers.

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Sometimes they damn their "present" to make space for futuristic comfort, this doesn't mean they don't delight in ostentatious living.

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Mostly this phenomenon is about remaining wealthy, accumulating more riches irrespective of whatever it takes to make it happen. There's the concept that rich people don't delight in luxury, while this can be seldom true, it's not always true. Wealthy people have a different fetish.

It isn't having a lot of children from many sexual romps because they can afford to take care of these kids, or eating expensive dishes because they can afford it. Sometimes, the fetish of wealthy people, it's to remain in wealth, afford the most invaluable aspects of life, while guarantying an even better future.

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Your Actions "Off" The Money

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This might vary in people and geographical locations. In fact, economic standards might change this, However the main focal point of this posts it to talk about the fact people should focus their attention more especially the things they do off the thick of things what does this essentially mean? It means that people should take cognizance of their actions when they do not have money. Because these are prospective actions that might turn out to be rather regrettable.

A lot of people focus on their actions when they eventually have money, they tend to forget that the money they have might end up paying for the mistakes they made when they don't have money instead of basically taking them to a better financial position, and this is why some people actually make some reasonable figures, but they're still stagnant and unable to leave the positions where they are.

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Interested in some more of my works?

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People & Assets: A Probable Investment?

Emotions: The Impressions & Expression

War-torned (An Original Poem)

Sunk Cost On Limited Resources & Time

Crypto: An Aspect Into Personal Finance

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My name is @Josediccus, a young Nigerian entrepreneur who is a Vlogger, A Psychologist, Poet, Sports Writer/Analyst & Personal Finance Coach. I'm using my contents as a process to create shared meaning as well as create expressions through which people on/off hive can relate. I believe content is a process to be enjoyed and relished and I'm up for any collaborations in my field stated above. Cheers

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