To Get Rich, You Must Stop Thinking Like Poor People

To Get Rich, You Must Stop Thinking Like Poor People

Most people work their whole lives and still end up with very little.
Not because they’re lazy.
Not because they’re stupid.
But because they think like employees instead of owners.

This video explains the real difference between individuals who build real wealth and those who remain stuck living paycheck to paycheck. It’s not about stock tips. It’s not about hustling harder. It’s about changing how you think about money, work, spending, and freedom.

Inspired by ideas of Charlie Munger, this talk shows why hard work and intelligence alone don’t make you wealthy—and why mindset, patience, and delayed gratification matter far more over time.

What you’ll learn:

The difference between employee thinking and owner thinking

Why a good career can still lead to financial dependence

Why the real purpose of money is freedom, not more stuff

How delayed gratification separates people who win from those who don’t

Why the first $100,000 is the hardest and most important step

How compounding really works—and how most people ruin it

Why avoiding dumb mistakes matters more than being brilliant

How learning, discipline, and patience add up over decades

This is not about getting rich fast.
It’s about building freedom slowly—and keeping it.

If you feel like you’re working harder but not moving forward, this video explains why—and what to change. Not someday. Starting now.

Think like an owner.
Build for freedom.
Let time work for you, not against you.