But there is one distinction that I would like to point out。 I've noticed that my friends with money talk about money。 And I do not mean brag。 They're interested in the subject。 So I learn from them； and they learn from me。 My friends； whom I know are in dire straits financially； do not like talking about money； business or investing。 They often think it rude or unintellectual。 So I also learn from my friends who struggle financially。 I find out what not to do。
I have several friends who have generated over a billion dollars in their short lifetimes。 The three of them report the same phenomenon： Their friends who have no money have never e to them to ask them how they did it。 But they do e asking for one of two things； or both： 1。 a loan； or 2。 a job。
A WARNING： Don't listen to poor or frightened people。 I have such friends； and I love them dearly； but they are the 〃Chicken Littles〃 of life。 When it es to money； especially investments； 〃The sky is always falling。〃 They can always tell you why something won't work。 The problem is； people listen to them； but people who blindly accept doom…and…gloom information are also 〃Chicken Littles。〃 As that old saying goes； 〃Chickens of a feather agree together。〃
If you watch CNBC； which is a goldmine of investment information； they often have a panel of so…called 〃experts。〃 One expert will say the market is going to crash； and the other will say it's going to boom。 If you're smart； you listen to both。 Keep your