#RichVsPoorMan'sMentally

 

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Many people think that life is very unfair. Here you are working hard and yet your income is not even enough to buy you an ice cream. On the other side of the coin, you know the someone who doesn't even shed the drop of sweat and yet lies in luxury.


If you think life has been very rude on you and you born only to suffer your destiny, then you are thinking as a poor man would think. 

But if you think, you are master of your destiny and you are in total control of your life then you have rich man's mentality. 


It's all about how do they think and how do they react to their thinking.

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