Hello, my name is Mentor Greg. Today, I want to share with you five habits that can keep you broke and prevent you from achieving financial success. If you're between the ages of 16 and 40, pay close attention to these points because they can make a huge difference in your financial future. Let's dive right in!

1. Not Budgeting Your Money
One common habit among broke people is their failure to budget their money. Instead of spending their money on appreciating items, they spend it on depreciating items. As soon as they receive their salary, they rush to buy unnecessary things, leaving them with little to no savings. Rich people, on the other hand, understand the importance of budgeting and spend their money wisely.

2. Surrounding Yourself with Broke Friends
Your friendship circle can have a significant impact on your financial success. If you surround yourself with broke friends, chances are you'll also end up broke. Negative attitudes and conversations about money can drag you down. It's important to build a network of successful and positive-minded individuals who can inspire and motivate you.

3. Having a Bad Attitude
Your attitude plays a crucial role in your success. Broke people often have a negative and pessimistic attitude towards life and opportunities. They tend to bring others down and discourage them from pursuing their dreams. On the contrary, rich people have a positive attitude and believe in their abilities to overcome challenges and achieve greatness.

4. Failing to Plan for the Future
Broke people live in the moment and fail to plan for their future. They focus solely on immediate gratification and ignore the importance of making long-term investments. Rich people, however, think years ahead and make strategic investments that secure their financial future. They understand the value of planning and preparing for what lies ahead.

5. Blaming Others for your Financial Position
Broke people often blame others for their financial struggles. They find excuses and external factors to justify their lack of success. In contrast, rich people take responsibility for their actions and find solutions to overcome obstacles. They don't waste time blaming others but instead focus on finding ways to achieve their goals.

Remember, if you want to break free from the cycle of being broke, it's essential to adopt the habits of rich and successful individuals. Take control of your finances, surround yourself with positive influences, develop a strong attitude, plan for the future, and take responsibility for your actions. By doing so, you can pave the way for financial success.

Voting idiots in because you think they are your tribesmen.

Absuchat:
Voting idiots in because you think they are your tribesmen.

1,Fooling around nairaland.
2, Calling every young millionaire a ritualist

Playing BetNaija

Your number 2 is quite faulty and has vague explanations.

Some people are broke, not out of choice, but for lack of opportunities. They might even be your most trusted friends in your down and difficult moments.

Like a senior of mine would always quip, have a rainbow of friends. That means your friends must not all have the same personality or capabilities.

If all your friends are like you, you've lost it.

Where's the money?

Well said.

let the poor breath

Everyone has their own definition of broke

The Nigerian factors

Absuchat:
Voting idiots in because you think they are your tribesmen.

Obi supporters should take note of this

Caleb15:
Playing BetNaija

This is another good one.
5% wins.
95% go broke.

Absuchat:
Voting idiots in because you think they are your tribesmen.

Also, supporting a religious warlord because he plans to wage a religious war with his Third Class certificate

meditator:
Also, supporting a religious warlord because he plans to wage a religious war with his Third Class certificate

Obi is from Anambra....a 3rd class holder from Anambra will floor a first class holder of anywhere you came from intellectually.
We saw what he did to Osibanjo in 2019 VP's debate.
Just thought I should remind you

Eriggs:

This is another good one.
5% wins.
95% go broke.

5% wetin?
Oga the percentage of people that win and retain their winnings without returning the amount won and more to the bookmaker is less than 0.5%

Let me add mine
1. Relying on one source of income.
2. Keeping liability in the name of gf or friends.
3. Being surrounded by people with entitlement mentality
4. Addiction to drugs, betting and womanizing
5. Instant gratification
6. Inability to say NO to every financial request.

We are conditioned by the opportunities available to us. No man is lazy, every man is constantly thinking and calculating how to make life better.

I think where the effort is flawed is, man should not struggle just to better themselves alone but for people around them or the society at large. That way, you will understand what being broke really is.

If you invest financially in an effort, YOU WILL BE BROKE. Then you will need to rely on family friends and/or financial institutions. So being broke is not a strange thing as most people make it sound.
The only problem is that period is always a very difficult phase in life when trying to get it to together.

Absuchat:

Obi is from Anambra....a 3rd class holder from Anambra will floor a first class holder of anywhere you came from intellectually.
We saw what he did to Osibanjo in 2019 VP's debate.
Just thought I should remind you

What did he do to Osinbajo. You must be dreaming to compare those two, intellectually. Intelligence is not about lying and dishing out dubious statistics. This is a man that does not know the meaning of BVAS.

You did not add lack of a proper job.


I sell magic, check siggy

True like Truevelisback to his family house.

Physical or spiritual?

Living and earning naira in Nigeria with the high -flying inflation Will likely still make you broke in the Long run.

Tifnubu regime is enough to make you go broke . No caps

Also make sure you can afford a lifestyle 10 times before changing lifestyles o

You made your money in Oshodi, then move to Ikoyi because you want to build a network of like minded individuals or you want to live around people of the same class. That is when you start to go down.

Dating an Igbo girl will keep u brok forever

Fact

Joseph1505:
Hello, my name is Mentor Greg. Today, I want to share with you five habits that can keep you broke and prevent you from achieving financial success. If you're between the ages of 16 and 40, pay close attention to these points because they can make a huge difference in your financial future. Let's dive right in!

1. Not Budgeting Your Money
One common habit among broke people is their failure to budget their money. Instead of spending their money on appreciating items, they spend it on depreciating items. As soon as they receive their salary, they rush to buy unnecessary things, leaving them with little to no savings. Rich people, on the other hand, understand the importance of budgeting and spend their money wisely.

2. Surrounding Yourself with Broke Friends
Your friendship circle can have a significant impact on your financial success. If you surround yourself with broke friends, chances are you'll also end up broke. Negative attitudes and conversations about money can drag you down. It's important to build a network of successful and positive-minded individuals who can inspire and motivate you.

3. Having a Bad Attitude
Your attitude plays a crucial role in your success. Broke people often have a negative and pessimistic attitude towards life and opportunities. They tend to bring others down and discourage them from pursuing their dreams. On the contrary, rich people have a positive attitude and believe in their abilities to overcome challenges and achieve greatness.

4. Failing to Plan for the Future
Broke people live in the moment and fail to plan for their future. They focus solely on immediate gratification and ignore the importance of making long-term investments. Rich people, however, think years ahead and make strategic investments that secure their financial future. They understand the value of planning and preparing for what lies ahead.

5. Blaming Others for your Financial Position
Broke people often blame others for their financial struggles. They find excuses and external factors to justify their lack of success. In contrast, rich people take responsibility for their actions and find solutions to overcome obstacles. They don't waste time blaming others but instead focus on finding ways to achieve their goals.

Remember, if you want to break free from the cycle of being broke, it's essential to adopt the habits of rich and successful individuals. Take control of your finances, surround yourself with positive influences, develop a strong attitude, plan for the future, and take responsibility for your actions. By doing so, you can pave the way for financial success.

6.) Always believing FAF will come for bailout.

Giving to Emi lo kan urchins cos dem no dey finish and they hate to work

voting a senile, urinating machine nko😏

I love this piece … right on point !!!

This your number 4
I no gree oo
Which one is falling to plan for the future

The future we planned 10yrs ago
Apc government has changed it