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Dear son,

*The Broke Mindset Is Louder Than Poverty Itself*

Have you ever met someone who's broke—but confident about why they're broke?

They'll explain it to you like it's physics:

- "It's the government."
- "It's the economy."
- "It's my boss."
- "It's because I didn't go to university."

*No.* 
You're broke because your *mindset is expensive*, and your *habits are cheap*.

Most people aren't poor because of lack of opportunity. 
They're poor because they *argue with opportunity*.

They see someone winning and say:
- "That's fake."
- "That's a scam."
- "They got lucky."

That's the broke mindset:
*Loud. Proud. Opinionated. Never building.*

Meanwhile, the ones actually making moves?

They're observing. 
Learning. 
Failing. 
Adjusting. 
Winning silently.

*You can't grow while blaming.* 
*You can't win while mocking.* 
*You can't learn while judging.*

The day you stop defending your limitations and start *creating solutions* — your life changes.

Not overnight. 
But over time.

*Complain less. Build more.* 
Silence the noise. 
*Learn. Build. Sell. Repeat.*

That's how you kill the broke mindset. 
And escape the poverty it protects.

⚠️Learn something New💯

-If you wear nice clothes, people think you're showing off.

 -If you wear simple clothes, people think you're poor. -If you speak your mind, you're rude.

 -If you stay quiet, you're a coward.

 -If you're successful, then you're arrogant. And if you're struggling, then you're lazy.
 You see, no matter what you do in life, people will always have something to say.

 That's the truth about the world. People will criticize you whether you rise or fall, whether you're at your best or worst.

 So why let their opinions shape your life? You can't control what others think, but you can control how you respond. 

That's why it's so important to ignore people and their judgments and focus on what truly matters. Your own values, your own journey, and most importantly, your peace of mind.

 Because at the end of the day, as long as your creator is pleased with you, who cares what people think?

 What matters is living a life true to yourself, not one dictated by the ever-changing opinions of others