The 14 Rules of Money

July 03, 2024

Message/Experiment of the Week:

What would you do if you made so much money that money became meaningless? Below Dan Martell shares the 14 rules that made him so rich that he questioned the meaning of money:

Spend Less Than You Make
Pay Yourself First
Assign Your Priorities
Have A Ripcord Budget (business: 3 months operating expenses, personal: 6 months of overhead)
Give To Get
Minimize Borrowing
Analyze Risk Return Ratios
Don’t Fear Money
Avoid Lifestyle Creep
Build A Personal Profit & Loss Statement
High Tides Raise All Boats
Money Is A Tool Not The Goal
Your Network Is Your Net Worth
Find Your Why

For an experiment this week, watch Dan Martell’s video below and pick at least one rule to start following today.

Quotes of the Week:

You become the average of the five people who have the biggest influence on you. ―Dan Martell
“No one has ever become poor by giving.” ―Anne Frank
“Rich people work hard and believe it’s perfectly appropriate to be well rewarded for their efforts and the value they provide for others.”
“Poor people either mismanage their money or they avoid the subject of money altogether.”
“Rich people have their money work hard for them while poor people work hard for their money.” — T. Harv Eker (The 13 Biggest Differences Between Rich People & Poor People - T. Harv Eker)

Video of the Week:

The 14 Rules of Money | Dan Martell

Song of the Week:

For King & County - Burn the Ships (Official Video)

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