Originally Posted by
cashNsoon
I personally believe there are two types of dinar investors. One that when told of the investment, heard it from an individual they believed in because of either materialistic ownership or excelled standing in life ( I like to call this the keeping up with the Jone's syndrome)
And the other is the optimistic, run of the mill, hard working individual that maintains an open mind and willingness to pursue his or her dreams.
The difference in the two is simply....one rides on the coat tail of MR.Jones which my be successful or simply an attention gainer with massive hidden debt and no real direction in life. From time to time you can also hear this individual complian about others "Luck" or find joy in gossip.
The other is unique....... he or she remembers what they have been taught or experienced but is smart enough to know there are alternate means of coming to the same conclusion. They take failure as a stepping stone towards their ultimate success and are more apt to explore less then traditional methods.
And this is why we have
Upper Class
Middle Class
Lower Class i
n our society......folks traditionally act on what they have been told or taught very few seek out their own destiny. Dinar is a less then traditional way of investing. MOM and DAD could'nt have taught you this. I am sure Bill Gates and Donald Trump wealth wasn't accumilated by what a neighbor, teacher, or a textbook told them. I am confident they most likely did seek out and maintain POSITIVE FRIENDS though out their dreams.