What do you want your money story to be?

That you had loads of money but were poor in your head?

That you were one of the richest people, yet you lived with a scarcity mindset?

We celebrate the wrong things. We put people on rich lists and measure them by numbers. We call them great because of what’s in their bank accounts, not because of how they live.

But what do numbers mean if the mindset is broken?

There are billionaires who delay payments to the smallest vendors. They act like they are doing others a favor by doing business with them.

That’s not wealth. That’s poverty of the mind.

Real wealth is generosity. It is freedom. It is the ability to live without fear.

But many wealthy people live in fear. They are afraid of losing. Afraid of giving. Afraid of not being in control.

That’s not abundance. That’s a beggar’s mindset wrapped in luxury.

Some people beg because they have no choice. Some because life forced them to. And some beg despite having all the money they could ever need.

They hoard. They squeeze. They measure their worth by what they have rather than what they give.

Money does not make you rich.

Your mindset does.

Your ability to give, to trust, to enjoy, to use money as a tool instead of an identity—that’s real wealth.

There is no richest person in the world.

There is only the richest in mind.

And that’s a list worth being on.