The money code

meant to be read, re-read, underlined, and annotated. My wish is that you make this book a reference book for when you decide to become an entrepreneur with your own personal business. And I’d like you to consider me as your financial coach. I can help you improve your relationship with money.

What follows is a list of the biggest and most glaring lies I heard about money. They are unfounded myths, superstitions and prejudices. I have found that there are more problems with the idea of "what someone knows but is not sure” than with “what someone does not know”.

What follows are some (not all) irrational beliefs about money: “money does not interest me”, “you cannot be rich and be spiritual at the same time”, “you have to work hard to become rich”, “I may be poor but at least

People who choose to increase their income in the medium term (they work for assets).

People who need to earn money immediately (they work for money).

Innovation: everything that smells fresh.

is an asset better than a job? Because you cannot own a job; you can own an asset. Because you cannot sell a job but yes, you can sell an asset. Because a job does not pay you money when you stop working; an asset, however, will continue to give you money after you have stopped working. Is this clear? (reader, mark this paragraph!).