The natural law of money

Written on January 16, 2008 – 7:07 pm | by roman |

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Each and every one of us has seen the natural law of money at work.

It is so simple that most of us are familiar with the law in a subconscious level but almost never think about it consciously.

So what is this law you ask?

It is simple. The natural law of money is as follows:

The more money you have the faster you will get to the point that you don’t have any money at all. The less money you have the slower you will get to the point that you don’t have any money.

In other words - the more money you have the faster you will spend it.

This is a universal law but it only works in the middle of the scale - it will cease to work when you don’t have any money at all or if you are a wealthy multi billionaire.

So, the natural law of money says that the more money you have the faster you will get rid of it?
How can this be you ask? It is common knowledge that in order to make money you need to have money in the first place - aren’t these 2 statements contradicting?

Well, not really - the natural law of money only works if you are not thinking about how to make more money. If you start to think about how to keep your money - or better yet - how to grow your money then the natural law of money stops working.

If you start thinking about how not to spend your money your chances of multiplying what you have grow exponentially.

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