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I was born rich, but my family became poor when I was a child. When I was growing up, I knew more about the danger of failure than the way to success. My parents became penniless in middle age. Although they recovered, they no longer had a bright future. And their fear has a greater impact on me than their success. These fears prompted me to make up my mind to succeed in finance. I have become an infectious speaker, and have inspired thousands of managers and professionals to achieve their goals with valuable success principles. But I didn't realize at that time, I ignored a very important part of the success equation.
After that, I read a book about the "marshmallow experiment", which changed my life forever-and will change yours.
After my family lost everything, the situation changed completely. My parents are not what they used to be, and neither am I. I think my father is always worried about losing everything again, so he becomes too cramped and conservative. After he regained his wealth, he still drove his old Chevrolet. It was not until he was 81 that he bought a Cadillac. (Two years later, he died in this car. Subconsciously, I have the same worry, but I do things ...