5 things you can learn from a millionaire

Whether you have money or not, life is not simple for anyone. Those who are wealthy, have a different bagful of problems.

Here are 5 things that you can learn from a millionaire’s plight that will show you that it is okay to not have money.

1. The stress of money doesn’t let your mind rest
People who come from money or have built their own empire, stress a lot on their finances. From stock market to pleasing the family to being able to showdown the rich neighbour, importing expensive home decor, they have a different struggle altogether.

2. They have zero privacy
If you have a lot of money, you become famous. If you are famous, you have zero privacy in the world of paparazzi today. All their movements are monitored, their bank accounts can be watched, their each and every movement is monitored. They cannot go anywhere without being recognised and papped. Their personal life becomes public and this can be harrowing.

2. Safety becomes a major concern
The safety of a millionaire and his/her family becomes vital. They need security, their kids need supervision and cannot be left unwatched. Millionaires feel uneasy all the time about this.
3. Secrets
People with money often have to keep many secrets. They cannot let many people know about their wealth. Even sharing their address is an issue. Many millionaires have to keep quiet about their vacations and their shopping too.
4. Unwanted criticism
When you become famous and you lose your privacy, you become subject to unwanted criticism. People feel it is their right to judge you, assume nonsense about you. No matter who you are, you are rarely seen for who you are. One mistake you make, you are doomed as people forget we are all humans, even the wealthy.

5. They have zero privacy
If you have a lot of money, you become famous. If you are famous, you have zero privacy in the world of paparazzi today. All their movements are monitored, their bank accounts can be watched, their each and every movement is monitored. They cannot go anywhere without being recognised and papped. Their personal life becomes public and this can be harrowing.