By Saurav Pandey | July 13, 2025
Most people trade time for money (salary), but the wealthy focus on acquiring assets (real estate, stocks, businesses) that generate passive income.
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Schools teach people to be employees, not investors.
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Assets put money in your pocket (rental properties, stocks, royalties). Liabilities take money out (mortgages, car loans, credit card debt).
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Your job is not your business—your assets are.
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The rich use corporations to legally reduce taxes through deductions and loopholes.
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Most people wait for “safe” opportunities; the rich create them.
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Skills like sales, marketing, and investing are more valuable than job-specific skills.
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Fear of losing money keeps most people poor.
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Savings lose value due to inflation.
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Generosity opens doors to more opportunities.
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