Jaspreet Singh

I'm not here to preach anything, but there are three main fundamental tenets.

Naam Japna!

which means remember God, serve others before you serve yourself and earn an honest living.

It is, in my belief, your duty to become financially successful so you can take better care of yourself, better take care of your family and take better care of your community.

And once you can understand these things and change the way you think, it's not easy, but if you can work on that, listen to your podcast, listen to the other stuff out there, now you can move on to step number two,

which is learn the rules of money.

And again, I know we're getting into the theoretical stuff.

Right after this, we'll talk about the practical side of what do you actually do with your money.

But you have to learn the rules of money because one of the things that I learned is that wealthy people understand that money is a game.

And every single person is playing this money game.

But the way that wealthy people are playing the money games are very different than everybody else.

The average person thinks about money and how you attract that money is I have to go to work and I have to earn this money.

I have to work hard to get this money.

Now, you do have to work hard.

There's no way around that.

But the way that wealthy people and financially savvy people think about money is I'm going to work hard not to make the money, but to own an asset.

And this asset is going to make me more money.

I'm going to work to own the things that will keep paying me even after I stop working.

And that is a completely different way of thinking because the average person is thinking, if I can make a little bit more money, I'm going to drive a better car.

If I can make a little bit more money, I'm going to buy a better house.