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In this episode of Class in Session, we’re discussing what it truly takes to shift from traditional wealth building to cultivating a mindset that enables lasting financial growth and impact. The conversation centers on the role of mindset in transforming income into something much greater. While income is essential, our experts Rina and Pius emphasize that without a purpose-driven mindset, income alone is insufficient for building sustainable wealth. Reflecting on impactful examples, they highlight how a shift in thinking—what Pius calls “multiplication”—can help transform even the smallest earnings into meaningful financial security.

Pius shares a personal story about his introduction to practical financial planning. Despite having advanced financial credentials, he realized he was missing the practical wisdom necessary for sustainable financial stability. A conversation with a young financial coach sparked a shift: he and his family began living solely on their smaller income, saving the larger one. This mindset shift not only taught him the importance of managing finances wisely but also highlighted how “paying yourself first” could lay a foundation for long-term security.

Rina adds to the conversation by sharing how the people who’ve inspired her financial journey the most have often been those with modest incomes. She recounts a story about a security guard whose kind and dedicated approach to his job left a lasting impact. When he left to start a church, the entire building community contributed to his new venture as a farewell gift. This story underlined that financial growth isn’t always about the amount you earn but about the value you create and the relationships you build. Financial success, she argues, involves making the most of whatever resources or opportunities you currently have.

Pius then expands on this idea by emphasizing the concept of “cash flow” over “money.” True wealth, he explains, functions like a river, with both inflows and outflows. When wealth is used solely for personal gain, it stagnates. But when it flows out to serve others, it continuously replenishes. He highlights how having a positive impact on others can generate both financial and personal rewards. The ultimate message is clear: sustainable financial success is built not on accumulating wealth but on using it as a tool to create value and touch lives.