We have to understand one thing, it makes sense that ordinary people are poor.

Many people think that ordinary people want to become rich, but in fact they are not, if an ordinary person knows a rich person and knows the wealth experience of others, the correct way of thinking is to learn from it. Interact with such a person and absorb his experience.

Often, the majority of ordinary people often choose to criticize, deny, or even denigrate, judge morally, resolutely resist this experience, and consciously avoid this experience when acting in the future.

Because too many people are sensitive and fragile, they can't accept their incompetence, and they can't accept their ignorance with an empty cup mentality. It's like when a person is in the dark for too long, and he first comes into contact with the light, he will try to block the light with his hands. Light can bring warmth, but for those who are accustomed to darkness, there is only the pain of stabbing and burning.

It is also the case that man is accustomed to being barren for too long, he habitually loaths and resists all abundance, he does not allow himself to enjoy the acquisition of something, and he finds existence only by a strong rejection of money, of things that are not known to him.

Even if these are the things he has been longing for for a long time, they are the ones that can really bring him pleasure. He would rather not bury his head and be an ostrich than accept the correct understanding.

To understand why ordinary people often fall into poverty, we must first understand a core idea: poverty is not an accidental consequence, but has an inherent logic. Many people often blame poverty on external factors such as fate and social environment, but in fact, it is the way of thinking, behavior and attitude towards wealth that determine a person's economic situation.

Ordinary people who want to change their economic situation first need to recognize their limitations and work hard to break through them. However, most people, when confronted with wealthy people, tend to choose to criticize, deny or even denigrate, judge morally, and resolutely resist this experience. This is because they cannot accept their own incompetence and their ignorance with an empty cup mentality. This mindset stems from the fear of the unknown and lack of confidence in oneself.

For example, when your relatives, neighbors, or classmates suddenly become rich overnight, most people choose to stay away quietly and drift away instead of learning from the scriptures. This is because they are afraid to face their failures and to admit their inadequacies. They would rather not learn about the success stories of others than face their own shortcomings.

The roots of this mentality lie in the person's self-esteem and self-protection mechanisms. People are accustomed to groping in the dark, and once they come into contact with the light, they will instinctively block it with their hands. While light can bring warmth, for these accustomed to the dark, light only has the pain of stabbing and burning. In the same way, people who have been accustomed to barrenness for too long will instinctively dislike and resist all that is abundant.

Therefore, in order to get out of the quagmire of poverty, ordinary people must first change their way of thinking and attitude towards wealth. They need to recognize their limitations and work to break through them. They need to accept new knowledge and experience with an empty cup mentality, and have the courage to try and explore.

It is only through continuous learning and hard work that they can upgrade their skills and abilities, leading to better job opportunities and higher incomes. In addition, they also need to pay attention to their own health and the quality of life of their families, and avoid overwork or poor lifestyle habits that affect their health and well-being.

Most importantly, they need to maintain a positive mindset and confidence that they can get out of poverty and achieve their dreams. Only with firm faith and determination can they be indomitable and courageous in the face of difficulties and challenges.

Therefore, for those who aspire to get out of poverty and achieve economic freedom, they need to constantly work hard, learn and improve their abilities, while maintaining a positive mindset and a strong belief that they will be able to achieve their dreams. Only in this way can they truly get out of poverty and live a happy and fulfilling life.