The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma

Avoid the BIGGEST Money Trap [That Prevents the Majority From Getting Ahead]

Robin Sharma Season 1 Episode 1104

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 Increase not lifestyle costs as income rises.

As you increase the richness and satisfaction of your lifestyle, please don’t get caught up in the pack of people chasing a treasure that might turn out to be fool's gold.

Those that are obsessed with money generally fail to understand that it’s the magical experiences of a life wonderfully lived from true wealth.

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Avoid the biggest money trap. In my methodology, I call this the biggest money trap, and here it is. This is the trap that prevents people from getting ahead financially. As they make more money, they increase their lifestyle costs. As they make more money, they buy a bigger house. Or as they make more money, they go from two cars to three cars, including a Ferrari. Or as they make more money, they put their kids in private schools and start vacationing four times a year in St. Barts. And so they never get ahead because their income increases, but their lifestyle costs increase. What I want you to do is increase your income and keep your lifestyle costs the same oreven decrease your lifestyle costs. Or what I really encourage you to do is increase your income massively and then you can increase your lifestyle incrementally. you're still way ahead. And then you take what you're making above your lifestyle cost and you invest wisely so that your money starts to compound either incrementally or if maybe you do the right things, your money compounds exponentially.