17 Things the Rich Do/Say

Being rich is always one of the solemn purposes people on this globe dream of. Being rich here, though, covers only being rich by all one's struggles and efforts to work and to earn money legally, not by fates or being born into a rich family and inherit a large sum of wealth. However, still many people still end up living in mediocre condition of wealth or struggling hard with their living. In the following article of mine, I will share some ten things that rich people do/say. With all humbleness and honesty, I am just sharing what I have learnt (via a seminar), thus not trying to sound I am now an affluent accomplished guy who is sharing my own experience. No, honestly no. I'm just a simple guy too who want to be rich too but not yet am.  So, kindly be not confused or draw a portrait of a
boastful guy of me in your head. So here it goes, the 17 things rich people do/say:

8 Lies of A Mother

The story began when I was a child; I was a son of a poor family. We did not even have enough food. When ever meal times came, mother would often give me her portion of rice. While she was removing her rice into my bowl, she would say “Eat this rice, son. I’m not hungry.”
That was Mother’s First Lie.

An Acquire-hard Habit: READING (READING, repeated)

Reading? Gosh! If I ever had started reaping a habit of it when I was young. Reading? Damn! Give me a book and I’ll spend a year time to finish it if it is not importantly urgent. Reading? Lolz! There is something more interestingly entertaining to do. Reading? Yuck! I haven’t listened to Charice’s new album yet. Reading again, huh? I prefer Facebooking. Sorry, reading! 

You guess what? I don’t personally like reading that much. Reading is perhaps one of the most challenging tasks ever for students (and teacher also). Am I right, my beliked friends? However, it, I mean reading, bestows us in return lots of, at least some, advantages. And the advantages include……? Grab a book, friend, or browse through some online articles, and you’ll see how magnificently marvelous you are advantaged and benefitted.

Life Has Never Been Easy

It was a pitch dark evening, at around 7 o’clock, the hour of Monday, May 30, 2011, when I was writing this article. It seemed then that something had been in occurrence, something strange that chilled in me some uneasiness and something that I myself couldn’t wholly understand and describe. With such uneasy emotion, I oiled my hands and brain to pen down these words, just to coax that uneasiness to go away.