15 Things That Change Once You Get Rich

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When you're rich, you don't ever really feel rich. You have this amazing feeling at first, but after a while, It becomes the norm. Every once in a while, you have a moment of gratitude but for the most part, you strive for growth. You yearn to do bigger and greater things. Comfort is nice, but it gets boring. What becomes more important than money is the impact you make, the memories you have, the people in your live, the live's you change, the influence you have, and MOST IMPORTANTLY --YOUR TIME and how you use it. We can be billionaires, but we can never buy more time. Live, Jump, Fear, Risk, Learn, Love, Lose, Change, Grow. Do it now, tomorrow's not promised.

I had an eventful childhood and spent part of it in a catholic orphanage. Part of me was embarrassed by this but I realize now it formed much of my character and outlook on life. Though not rich I have come far in life through hard work, treating people kind, and especially listening and learning from the experiences of others. Reading has always been important to me. It’s funny that sometimes I don’t turn my television on for months at a time. I have observed that often people resent seeing someone get a little ahead in life. Be it something as simple as getting caught up on debts or being happy to have a job you enjoy doing. Wherever you are at this moment in your life be grateful you are here. Someone long ago told me “If money is your problem you are blessed because you haven’t got any problems”. Be thankful.

I’m an introvert. So if I got rich I’d just end up spoiling my cats and playing every video game ever.

Getting a mansion and a car is like painting a target on your back Keep a low profile people

When you get rich. Time becomes more valuable. Getting the most out of every minute.

I'm not a millionaire but once I started my own business (network) and start getting better incomes, I changed my lifestyle, it is true! I changed from friends without goals to friends with relatable goals, I changed my eating habits, the places I'd go, the way I entertain myself and started reading more personal development rather than stories that I used to love and still love but I ain't got time for that! Haha, I love this channel, and truly come here to get inspired.

I'm not rich but I look after my health very well. I exercise, eat healthy, don't drink or smoke, I love being fit. What has helped me achieve this is discipline, pure and simple.

I don’t have any friends so losing them won’t be a problem for me ( I’ve learned to accept my introvert)🤷‍♀️

Once, I happened to glimpse a rich life. The more richer the more craving for materials... it's a fact.

I'm not even remotely what you call rich in my country, but i do made a small fortune from my first restaurant that i sold. I didn't even tell anyone but my spouse at the time, but everyone knew i had cashed in.. At first i was caught off-guard as stated in this video, people started acting much nicer and every girl seems to be instantly interested in me. Then i realized money doesn't change you, money change people around you. Which is sad since if you were ever to fail or your life went downhill, you now were completely on your own (which i experienced). Stay humble and never take things for granted peeps when you "make it".

Friends definitely change, even at the lower income tiers. I have had friends of all ages my entire life. When I went from scraping by to making $50,000 a year at 20, even that step up changed the dynamic among my friends who were younger. I didn't have to budget out the $20 I spent on carnival food or save for a year to get a new video game. I was getting attention from thirsty high school THOTs in an era before THOT was even a term. On the other side of the age coin, I was being treated differently by my much older friends who thought I had just gotten lucky, never mind the fact I gave up my social life and busted my ass in my teens to be able to reap the rewards in my adult life. Over a decade later, after downshifting following a divorce, I got to where I had money to burn again and decided to do something nice by buying breakfast for my entire crew at work. It cost me a few hundred bucks, but I expected that. What I didn't expect was how it would backfire, by way of people who were living hand-to-mouth resenting the fact I could spend most of a paycheck on something so trivial. It was that moment I learned how important it is to either fly under the radar or fly too fast to be noticed.

You become so free I can't even explain the feeling, it's surreal!

I don't like living in a rich neighborhood with fake friends. I want to live in a hill with no neighbors

Everything on this list is going to happen to me soon

everything changes when you have money. #1 people you thought would be happy for you will not be happy for you.. they will be jealous and try to take anything they can get from you. be prepared to cut some family members off as well, some feel like you owe them something for some reason, even if you give.. IT'LL NEVER BE ENOUGH. for the most part, I'll have it this way than to be broke... take the good with the bad 👍

You're already rich. You just haven't noticed.

"The food you eat. You'll start to go for healthier options and not drinking Red Bull's and eating pizza all weekend." (Drinks Dr Pepper while eating greasy cheesy pizza) yeah I agree

I used to deliver newspapers in billionaire and millionaire neighborhoods, and THE car of choice among all of them was a Toyota Corolla. Yes, there was the usual array of classics and high end 4 wheeled jewelry, but in easily 2/3 of the biggest wealthiest mansions the daily life car was a toyota corolla. They said, they last forever and are dead cheap to fix.

“Life expands and contracts according to what you believe is possible.” I felt that.