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Chapter 13 Only by being close to wealth can we have wealth 3
Volume 3 Chapter 3 Only by being close to wealth can we have wealth [-]
Rigid thinking causes material embarrassment

Thought is the source of creativity and the driving force that translates creativity into action; thinking according to "established laws" will bring you wealth.

- "The Lost Classic of Getting Rich"

 The French writer Balzac said: "A person who can think is really a person with infinite power." Thinking is also closely related to wealth, especially those who can think out of the box, often get more benefits than conventional thinking. Those who get more.Creative thinking shouldn't just be clockwise, and occasionally breaking out of rigid thinking has the potential to save us a ton of money.

One day, a gentleman walked into the bank.

"Excuse me, sir, is there anything I can do for you?" The bank clerk asked enthusiastically, while carefully looking at the clothes of the visitor: expensive suits, high-end leather shoes, expensive watches, and tie clips inlaid with jewels ...

"I want to borrow some money."

"Okay, how much do you want to borrow?"

"$1."

"Only borrow one dollar?" The salesperson opened his mouth in shock.

"I just need $1, is that okay?"

Although the salesperson was a little confused, he still said politely: "As long as there is a guarantee, we can do it no matter how much you borrow."

Hearing this sentence, he took out a lot of stocks, bonds, etc. from his purse and put them on the counter: "Can these be used as guarantee?"

The clerk made an inventory: "Sir, the total value is 50 U.S. dollars, which is enough as a guarantee. But sir, do you really only borrow 1 U.S. dollar?"

"Yes, I only need $1. Questions?"

"Okay, please go through the formalities, the annual interest rate is 6%, as long as you pay 6% interest and repay the loan after one year, we will return these stocks and securities as guarantees to you..." The bank who has been on the sidelines The manager couldn't figure it out, how could a person with $50 go to the bank to borrow $1?
The gentleman was about to leave after completing the formalities, but the bank manager chased after him: "Sir, I'm sorry, can I ask you a question?"

"of course can."

"I'm the manager of the bank. I really don't understand why you need to borrow a dollar when you have half a million dollars?"

"Okay! I might as well tell you the truth. I'm here on business, and it's inconvenient to carry these vouchers with me. I've asked several vaults, and the rent for their safes is very expensive. So I went to your bank to exchange these vouchers. The form of guarantee is deposited, and you will keep it for me, and the interest is very low, only 6 cents for a year..."

The bank manager suddenly realized.

Whether a person is successful or not, thinking plays a key role, and creative thinking has a strong attraction to wealth.In the story, the rich man saves a lot of expenses through his own thinking, which is equivalent to accumulating wealth for himself.Many problems that cannot be solved according to common sense often become easier to deal with through creative thinking.

In the process of pursuing wealth, people's greatest limitation is often the poverty of thought and the rigidity of thinking.It is people's inertia to follow the rules and stay the same.Sticking to the dust will make people useless in the established framework and mode.

People who wait and see often marvel at the creativity of others, and infinite creativity is nothing but the innovation of wisdom.The wisdom in people's minds is like flint, only when it is knocked constantly can it shine brightly.Expand your thinking outwards and look farther, you can broaden your horizons, advance to the depth of success, and get wealth more easily.Life teaches us that there are only ways to go if we don't take the usual way.People with courage and wisdom usually choose to take a road less traveled, because those who find another way will have a broad space to create their own wealth.

(End of this chapter)