Tiffany Angeles

Have you ever asked yourself this question, “Is it wrong to want more money?” I believe that everyone desires growth especially in the area of wealth, and having the desire to do so is proof that you actually can achieve financial success. In this 3 part series, I discuss why this is a praiseworthy endeavor and why the study of money should be one of your top priorities.

Part 1 – Is It Wrong To Want More Money?

Part 2 – The Desire To Do Something Is Proof That You Can

Part 3 – The Study Of Money Should Be Your Top Priority

In this short video, I answer a several great questions from a reader on the blog who asked, “What must be valued in order to be wealthy, do I get a job to keep my dream alive, and what if all the money that comes in is going out?” The answers I provide might surprise you.

If you have any questions you would like to ask me, send me a message and I would be happy to help!

Have you ever found yourself saying these things, “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” or “That’s too expensive!” or “The government takes too much money.”? If so, then you have fallen victim to complaining. Complaining only emphasizes the problem and gives energy to the wrong thing. Because we have limited, finite amount of energy, we must be very careful what we give it to.

There is an abundance of advice out there on how to get rich. Who do you listen to? With so much information, sometimes we simply do nothing because we don’t know where to start. There are three things that every rich person does. There are lots of ideas on how to get rich, but these three things you must do at a minimum before you commit to your money making endeavors.