Hi .

I want to share the monetary rules that I follow and multiply my capital.

Frankly speaking, I did not believe in all these rules before, but noticing that it works, I started to implement them and notice positive results.

My money rules .

1.  I don't tell anyone about my income.

2. I handle the money with care.
My aunt, far from psychological and esoteric things, told me that the money should be kept in order, stack the bill to the bill.
And then in books and marathons they taught me that money should be treated with respect. If you put it in your pockets and bags crumpled, it will never stay in the house.

And that's the rule I learned from my uncle. He was always dismissive of money. He put it in a lump in his pocket with seeds, handkerchiefs, cigarettes. And always without money, they literally ran away from him. He would lose it, he wouldn't take the change, he wouldn't give it back, etc.

Of course, you could say that the burdock himself. But if you look at his behavior from the psychological side, you can explain and understand a lot.

3. I'm not saving for a rainy day, I'm saving for a dream.
I have been taught more than once that money cannot be saved for a rainy day or aimlessly. There are always situations that require large investments.

Saving money for a "rainy day", a person unconsciously programs and prepares himself for something bad. And this "bad" does not make you wait long.

I also relate to financial airbags. It seems to be just words, but it already causes unpleasant emotions and associations. Together, I have a "financial foundation" and "long-term spending."

4. I never spend money right after I get it.
There are two reasons for that:
a) To not spend more than you need. At first I plan everything, spread out the necessary amounts in the accounts, and only then I can go to the store.
With this approach to spending, you approach it wisely.

b) the money should lie at home for a while and in my wallet to fill the house with my energy.

5.  I put the money in different accounts.
I have five accounts that I deposit every month. So I'm sure that if I need training, I always have the opportunity.
If something unscheduled happens, such as a washing machine breaks down or an animal to call a vet, I do not need to take money from the "financial foundation", etc.

This is convenient and does not knock out the financial stake under unplanned circumstances.

6. I don't borrow money and credit.
This is a taboo, because if you only take out a loan once, then money problems will start immediately, and then it is difficult to restore control over your own finances.

7. I control the thoughts and words.
This is important, because what we think and say today depends on how we live tomorrow.

• But the subject of thoughts is extensive, so we'll discuss it in a separate post.

I wish everyone financial well-being!