Old Morgan, the founder of Morgan consortium-saving is better than earning. Old Morgan, the founder of Morgan Consortium, is very strict with children, stipulating that children's pocket money must be obtained by doing housework every month, so several children are scrambling to work. The youngest Thomas is difficult to find a job because of his young age, and he has no money to buy snacks every day, which is very economical. When old Morgan knew it, he said to Thomas, "You don't need to save money, but you should think about how to work more and earn more money." This sentence reminded Thomas, so he thought a lot of ideas to work more, broaden financial resources and gradually increase his pocket money. He also realized that open source is more important than saving.
Watson, former chairman of IBM-the process of planning "money" You must be clear about your financial management and plan your financial goals and plans. Watson, the former chairman of IBM, explicitly asked his son to make a weekly pocket money expenditure plan and a monthly income and expenditure target from junior high school, which made his son establish a business sense from an early age and eventually became the CEO of IBM. Good financial habits have created its brilliant performance.
John Rockefeller, the founder of Rockefeller Financial Group, cherishes "hard money". If you earn money too easily, you won't cherish it, so in financial management, you think that this money is hard-won and "hard money", so you will cherish it. When John Rockefeller 16, the founder of Rockefeller Financial Group in the United States, decided to start his own business. He made great efforts to study how to get rich, but it was difficult to figure it out. He suddenly saw a book in the newspaper, claiming that it was the secret of getting rich, so he hurried to buy one. He opened it, and the whole book only printed "treat all your money as' hard money'". He was filled with emotion and asked his grandchildren to remember these words as ancestral teachings.
Carnegie, the "King of Steel" in America —— Emotion first. The American "King of Steel" once said to his children, "Money can't buy feelings." He thinks: "If I am particularly generous and give you a lot of money, then you may only remember my money, but not me. If I am stingy, I may not get your feelings for me, so I would rather spend more time caring for you and cultivating the feelings between people. Because in the face of care, money seems powerless. You have to remember that it is not only the price but also the feelings that can impress businessmen the most. "
Boeing, the founder of Boeing Company-Abandoning the old for the new. Many people think that saving money can save money. Boeing, the founder of American Boeing Company, said to his children: "The old ones don't go, and the new ones don't come. With the desire to buy new things, there is the motivation to work hard. Throwing away old things can stimulate people to create more wealth. "