I watched "The money you spend will flow back on its own": take risks for your interests and find the key to success.

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Recently, because I have started to review financial statements again, I have unconsciously become particularly sensitive to all kinds of money-related information. For example, this new book “[The money you spend will flow back by itself: start the “money spiral”, the more money you use, the richer you will become] (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/0010812538?utm _source=vista&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201903)”, although I only spent less than half an hour reading it, I got a lot of inspiration from it.

I am no stranger to the author DaiGo who calls himself a “mind reader”. In fact, I have read many of his books before, such as: “[Concentration is your superpower: 18 learning weapons to control yourself and improve your performance]” gn=ap-201903)”, “Write into people’s hearts: read the mind first and then write, there is no one who cannot be moved”, etc.

When I visited a bookstore before, I was also attracted by the title of the book “[The money you spend will flow back on its own: start the “money spiral”, the more money you spend, the richer you will become] (https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/produ cts/0010812538?utm_source=vista&utm_medium=ap-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201903)》Attracted. Well, the money has been spent, how can we get it back?

Read this book with a little curiosity, and you will quickly understand the two key points pointed out by the author, including: “Spending money is about choice and concentration” and “Saving money for the sake of saving money is meaningless.” I consider myself to be somewhat restrained in spending money, but in the past I only knew how to save money, so it was difficult to get the money back.

The “infinite spiral of money” mentioned by author in the book encourages readers to find things they like and invest money in this matter—in this way, they can hone their livelihood skills and money-making skills, and then have the results reflected in income growth.

The “turning the money spiral of wealth” mentioned by the author in the book can be divided into four main steps:

• Find your “real interest”.

• Completely immerse yourself in your “interests”.

• Find ways to connect “interest” and “income”.

• Get income from “interest” and reinvest it.

This money spiral also reminds me of the party I had with a friend yesterday afternoon. We both have relevant experience as training instructors, and chatting about each other’s current situation is particularly resonant. I also chatted with my friend about the current situation, and shared with her some of my recent experiences in implementing the “Vista Writing Companion Program”.

My friends admire my passion and professionalism in the fields of marketing and writing, and are even more surprised that I read so much every month. This also reminds me of the author of this book [DaiGo] (http://daigo.jp/) who also loves reading and learning knowledge: He refused a lot of foreign affairs and turned down TV announcements that made a lot of money every day, but spent a lot of time immersed in the world of books, and then organized the knowledge into audio-visual content that is easy to digest and absorb.

The so-called “freedom” means taking actions according to your own laws. In other words, self-discipline.

Now, he has established the メンタリストDaiGoの「Psychological Analysisしてみた!」 channel on Niconico, a well-known video and animation platform in Japan, and launches more than eight live broadcasts every month to interact with fans. Now more than 70,000 people have paid to subscribe, thus earning tens of millions of yen in revenue. It has truly been implemented to “let the money spent on buying books and studying flow back on its own.”

This also reminds me of the “Business Enlightenment of a Cup of Coffee” and “Vista Writing Companion Program” that I promoted before. In fact, the concepts are somewhat similar. It’s just that my own efforts are not enough, and the results are not as impressive as DaiGo. After reading this book, it also made me reflect on myself and find time to take stock of myself.

In addition, the author also mentioned the “Give & Give” principle of reciprocity, which I quite agree with. I love sharing and giving back, and this is what community management is all about. The author also tells us that the so-called “Give & Give” is to use the principle of reciprocity to make the friends around you become your nobles.

For example, take the “Digital Power Group Fight” reading group that I recently participated in. The host, Sister Xiao Ke, is a supervisor of a certain company. It is obvious that she is busy with her work. Organizing this reading group may not bring any specific benefits. Why is she still enthusiastic about helping everyone improve their financial reporting skills? In addition to making myself more understanding and proficient in business and financial thinking during the preparation process, this kind of eagerness to help others is actually even more valuable and worth learning. I also feel that all my reading club friends are my precious people!

Returning to this book, the author encourages everyone to invest money in their own interests. I also agree with this point of view. After reading this book, I also began to think about how to create my own “money spiral” and move forward in the direction of financial freedom.

[This book](https://www.books.com.tw/exep/assp.php/vista/products/0010812538?utm_source=vista&utm_medium=a p-books&utm_content=recommend&utm_campaign=ap-201903) is indeed worth reading. This afternoon when I was drinking coffee with another friend whom I had not seen for a long time, I recommended it to her who was thinking about redesigning her life plan. Unexpectedly, she said without hesitation: “Well, you have done everything mentioned in this book! You don’t need to read this book, right? Just sell it to me!”

I responded to her ridiculous compliment with a smile, but this sentence from the book suddenly came to mind: All the hard work will come back to you in the end.

It is true that I already know where my interests and passions lie, but this is not enough. I need to work hard to practice and improve. After reading this book, I also realized one thing: if you can take risks for your own interests, you will naturally not be far from success…

What should be saved should not be money, but your efforts.

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