13 Things Which Millionaires Hate To Spend Much On, While Others Get Loans To Have Them (4 of 4)

Artificial Body Enhancements

With the advent of modern plastic surgery, there has been a boom in the number of people trying to transform themselves physically. However, this mentality is on the decline compared to the past when only the rich class could afford the procedure. People are always into changing some of their physical features to mend their ‘flaws’, however, they have now realized that inner beauty is more important than outer beauty. The wrinkle, saggy skin is all part of natural life and one shouldn’t be ashamed of it.

Today the rich people and celebs are giving their support against the use of plastic surgery for beautification, as it is maybe really harmful to one’s health and is not worth it. However, the practice is still in major practice in countries like South Korea and Venezuela where youngsters save up money to get the procedures done. The false notion that enhanced breasts, fuller lips, or sharper nose will make them more attractive is still on the rise.

Allowing the kids to buy as many toys as they want

A serious mistake is committed by parents when they get their kids whatever they demand. Some studies have shown that child with fewer toys shows more creativity than a child with more toys. A growing child requires a parent’s attention quite often in all aspects of their life, be it eating, sleeping, or learning. A child with more attention, in the form of encouragement, engagement, and teaching, becomes very mature at a young age.

A child with more toys tends to dissociate from the society which naturally causes the child to create tantrums. In such a situation, when the demands of a spoilt child are not met, they are irritated and create a nuisance, of which the child is wrongly blamed. Thus, successful people tend to buy fewer toys for their kids and rather spend more time with them developing their personalities.

We hear stories of separate rooms for teddy bears, toy car collection, a complete city made of Legos more or less, and however, these don’t contribute to developing the mind of the child. Rather than falling to the demands of the child, a parent must try and explain the child regarding what is important and truly meaningful.

Training and courses

In today’s life, there are innumerable courses and training programs available both online and offline which one can avail. However, it’s important to understand your actual needs and necessity while paying for a program. The trainers and coaches at these programs don’t care if the group of learners learns or not.

A single training or program can’t effectively change your life in one go. It is more of an individualistic thing that one must be determined enough to change. And this is where successful people are good at. They are good at identifying their needs and requirements and effectively working on the same.

The poor folks fail to understand that these courses or training are not some shortcuts to success. They end up spending heavy amount on the same which the rich people completely avoid.

Education debts

The upper-class folks understand that education is important, however, the source doesn’t much matter for them. People mostly study in expensive schools to bag a good-paying job. However, for a rich person’s child, he need not bag a good job; rather he is required to develop important skills and develop them innovatively. Today the demand for practical experience is more than theoretical experience; hence, if one has the skills, they need not even have a degree.

It is a known value that quality education doesn’t automatically come if we spend more on high-class schools. If one has the will, determination, hard work, intellect, he or she will automatically pave a way towards success. Saying that the education provision and guidelines are almost the same everywhere, just the difference is the provision of opportunities at different institutions.

However, the lower class folks think a college degree as a pass to a successful life; hence they get admissions into top schools and procure huge debts to support them. This debt forms a burden, and in many cases tends to affect the mental state of the students. They require to work in all conditions, whether they like it or not, to pay off their debts. This way they end up wasting the important years of their life repaying the debt.