 Jeff Dunterman, an American author said, A good tool improves the way you work. A great tool improves the way you think. Have you ever had to think about what rich people do to keep getting rich that the poor don't have any idea of? Perhaps they do, but they don't even realize that they are tools to help people get rich. You see, when you know what tools do you use to help you get rich, getting rich becomes more real and achievable than just setting some vague goals. According to Anthony T. Hinks, an American author, make sure that you always have the right tools for the job. It's no use trying to eat a steak with a teaspoon and a straw. Anyway, in this video, I'll share with you the five tools rich people use to get richer. If you're new here, consider subscribing, so you won't miss other interesting videos like this. 1. Other people's money Say you want to purchase a car, but you don't have so much money to do so. Then you go to the bank for a loan. It means that you're using other people's money to purchase your car, and then you pay back with interest over a period. This is kind of similar to what rich people do, only that, in their case, they use other people's money to create wealth. According to Idou Uyenikon, an entrepreneur and author, money is always eager and ready to work for anyone ready to employ it. Rich people understand this fact, so instead of spending their money to create wealth, they employ other people. For instance, say you want to invest in real estate or any additional favorable investment. Other than spend their money, they loan from others, invest it, and at the end of the day, retrieve both the capital and interest. They return the capital plus the agreed interest and keep back what is left. The question now is, did they spend any money of theirs? No, but did they make more money? Yes, they did. Here's the thing about using other people's money. Rich people are very diligent and hard-working. They don't gamble or indulge in any such event. So as opposed to making an investment somewhere and hoping that by chance it will grow, they do a proper data analysis and they ensure that they create a good wealth-building strategy, not just relying on luck. 2. Their Network You know what they say about your network? That it is your net worth. It's true, and rich people always leverage theirs. With a strong network of relationships, you can easily have access to certain resources that you probably might never be able to reach on your own. Everything you want in life is a relationship away. Also, according to Dan Simmons, American Science Fiction and Horror Writer, it occurs to me that our survival may depend upon our talking to one another. For instance, say you want to start your fashion label. Who are the first set of customers that will purchase any item? Of course, they are the people that you know. So imagine if you have people who are fashion-forward and ready to spend a considerable amount of money shopping the best kind of wares. What do you think will happen? Not only will they buy your product, but they'll also recommend it to other friends and family who care about fashion as well, as long as they are satisfied with your product and services. So you see, your network matters. Have you ever stopped to wonder why rich people only hang around other rich and successful people? This is it. Not only are they learning and growing by surrounding themselves with people who are equally growth-conscious, but they also get to do business with people who are credible and trustworthy. Do you see that? George Ross, a former executive vice president and senior counsel of the Trump Organization, said, To be successful, you have to be able to relate to people. They have to be satisfied with your personality. To be able to do business with you and to build a relationship with mutual trust. Here's something that rich people do. They invest in quality relationships, because in the end, they enjoy the benefit. According to Doug Ailes, an account sales manager, if your business comes from relationships, relationships should be your business. 3. Other people's time Time is a minimal resource, and one thing that is quite unfortunate is that irrespective of how much you wish you could get more time on your hands, like everyone else, you only get 24 hours a day, whether you are rich or poor. Rich people live in this awareness, so instead of spending their time trying to achieve everything they can achieve themselves, they learn to delegate duties, so that they can focus on the activities that truly require their presence and involvement. Most rich people leverage other people's time to be able to leverage their own. John C. Maxwell, an American author, speaker and pastor said, if you want to do a few small things right, do them yourself. If you want to do great things and make a big impact, learn to delegate. 4. Other people's expertise Malcolm Forbes, an American entrepreneur and publisher of Forbes magazine said, never hire someone who knows less than you do about what he's hired to do. Rich people understand that to get the best of anything, then the opinion and knowledge of an expert are required in that field, which is why they'll always rely on experts to get things done. Guess what? The result is always tremendous. According to Steve Jobs, an American business magnate, industrial designer, co-founder, chief executive and chairman of Apple Computer, it doesn't make sense to hire smart people and then tell them what to do. We hire smart people so they tell us what to do. 5. Meditation Meditation is an act of practicing mindfulness. Rich people know the importance of being mindful of themselves and their environment every time, thus helping them to stay calm and healthy. This way, they are in the right frame of mind to make some of the best decisions, whether it's about their business or not. So there you go. Again, it's not just about having the right tool but using it well.