Rich Mason, Poor Mason

Neville Wallace's "Rich Mason Poor Mason" explores the fundamental mindset differences that influence financial success. The book argues that success is determined by one's thoughts rather than luck or education. It offers strategies to overcome limiting beliefs about money, adopt a millionaire mindset, escape financial struggles, and develop income-generating assets. The author concludes emphasizing using modern tools and digital strategies to grow wealth and provides practical exercises to help readers transform their thinking. Suitable for anyone from professionals to aspiring entrepreneurs, it advocates that wealth begins in the mind, urging readers to change their thinking to change their lives by applying the core principles and working tools of Freemasonry in their daily lives.

Poor Mindset vs Rich Mindset
A struggling “challenged” professional is not poor or struggling because of bad luck. He is not poor or struggling because the economy is bad. He is not poor or struggling because his boss doesn't pay you enough. He is poor or struggling because of the way he thinks. I know that's hard to hear, but read along for a moment. When a poor man gets $1,000, what does he do? He thinks, "Finally, I can buy that thing I've been wanting." And he spends it, all of it. Sometimes, more than all of it
When a wealthy man gets $1,000, he thinks, "Good. Now, how do I turn this into $2,000?" Same amount, different mindset, different life. Because what you are about to discover is the part most people will never accept. You see, poverty is not a condition. Poverty is a mentality, and nobody is born with it. It is taught to you. Your parents, they love you, but they taught you to be an employee. Get good grades. Get a safe job. Don't take risks. And so, you obeyed. And so, you
stayed poor. I grew up in a house where we didn’t have much. We shared shoes, sometimes we walk bare feet. We ate the same meal four days in a row.
But my father never once said, "We are poor." He said, "We haven't built our wealth yet." Do you hear the difference? One is a prison, the other is a path. The rich don't have a secret bank. They have a secret way of thinking. They see money as a tool, not a reward. They see problems as opportunities. They see failure as education. And you? You sometimes see a sale at the store or online, and you call it saving money. That is not saving money. That is losing money slowly.
Change your mindset, and your true wealth will follow.

There are six things poor people do that the rich don't.

1. Poor people watch TV or social media and rich people read books. How many hours do you
   spend in front of the TV or endless social media scrolling and when was the last time you read a
   book?

2. Poor people get paid based on time. Rich people get paid based on results. You may be the
   best floor cleaner on the planet, but your reward is still capped. Rich people get paid based on
   results, not time invested. Nobody cares how much time, blood, sweat, and tears you pour in.
   What they care about is results. That's why the highest paid athletes in the world don't get paid by
   how many hours they practice or how much time they invest. No, it's how they perform. They get
   paid based on performance.

3. Poor people blame others for their misfortunes. Rich people take responsibility for their own
   failures. You see, for poor people, it's always somebody else's fault. the economy, the government,
   my boss, my job, my city, my neighbor, my friends. It's always somebody else. It's never their own
   fault. Rich people take responsibility. And when you take responsibility, what happens is you gain
   power. The power to change, the power to do something different. Lame people blame everything
   else but themselves.

4. Poor people focus on saving, and rich people focus on investing. Here's the thing, a penny
   saved is still a penny. You're not going to get rich by trying to save a few bucks. You don't have a
   saving problem. You have an income problem. You need to earn a lot more money so you can
   invest.

5. Poor people know it all. Rich people continuously learn. You see, poor people are always very
   opinionated. They want to tell the world about their opinions about politics, sports, society, the
   government, and everything around them versus being humble and willing to learn. Rich people
   are always learning, asking questions, listening, reading books, and growing continuously.
   Remember, your income can only grow to the extent that you do. Your wealth can only grow as
   fast as you do.

6. Poor people have a lottery mentality and rich people have an action mentality. You see, most
   people believe the only way to get rich is by buying that lottery ticket. Even though they know the
   chance of winning is slim to none, they still buy that fantasy. Hopefully, if I win, I'm going to buy
   that house. I'm going to quit that job. I'm going to take that vacation. No. Rich people have an
   action mentality. They believe if it's going to be, it's up to me. I'm going to make it happen. I'm
   going to make myself successful.
   Regardless of your objectives, Rich Mason Poor Mason provides a reliable framework
   for daily improvement.

This book unveils actionable strategies that will instruct you on how to cultivate positive habits,
eliminate negative ones, and master the small actions that result in significant outcomes. If you find
it challenging to alter your habits, the issue lies not with you. The issue is your system. Negative
habits recur repeatedly not due to a lack of desire to change, but because your system for change is
flawed. You do not ascend to the height of your aspirations. Instead, you descend to the level of
your systems.

In this book “Rich Mason Poor Mason”, you will discover a tested system that can elevate you to
new heights. It simplifies intricate subjects into straightforward actions that can be readily integrated
into everyday life and work. It draws upon the most validated concepts from biology, psychology,
and neuroscience to provide an accessible guide for making positive habits unavoidable and
negative habits unfeasible.
Throughout the journey, readers will leverage the science of small habits to excel in their field and
reach the pinnacle of their profession and businesses.

Discover how to:

• Allocate time for new habits (in midst of the many distractions);
• Reprogram your thoughts to create wealth, success, and lasting freedom
• How to turn fear into action and start living life on your terms
• How to change a mediocre existence into an extraordinary one
• Grow even if you’re in debt, stressed, or scared to begin
• Use modern tools, digital strategies, and AI to Grow Wealth
• Benefit from the emerging technology Artificial intelligence ( AI) for personal growth
• Identity Business Opportunities around you
• and much more.

Learn the Secret to a Life of Abundance

• Faith: Believing in Your Journey
• Persistence: The Key to Overcoming Challenges
• How Positive Attitude: Attracting Opportunities
• Patience: Building Wealth Takes Time
• Knowing Your Self-Worth: Believing in Your Value
• Integrity: Building a Reputation That Lasts

Rich Mason Poor Mason will transform your perspective on progress and success, equipping you with the tools and strategies necessary to revolutionize your habits.

Take charge of your life today.