Command them (the rich) to do good, to be rich in good deeds, and to be generous and willing to share.
-1Timothy 6:18

Some people think that rich people are evil and poor are holy.
Why do they think this way? Because they believe that God favors the poor. And I agree! But the reason He makes them His favorite is to rescue them from property, not to keep them there. So what happens if they're rescued and are no longer poor? Do they automatically become evil?
Some people think that if you're earning too much money, you're automatically evil. That's not true. Earning too much money may mean that God is lending you a lot more money so you could help the poor. He's merely using you as his conduit of blessings.
Why am I particular about how you view the rich?
Because this is a Giant that will prevent you from entering your Promised Land.
This is how this Giant works:
If you believe that all rich people are corrupt, crooks an cheats-you wouldn't want to be one, right? So subconsciously, you'll find a way to avoid wealth. It's that simple.
So examine how you view the rich.
Do you resent them for being rich?
Do you envy them for being where they are?
Do you feel that they're devious people?
Shun these thoughts-because these are the very thoughts that prevent financial blessings from flowing into your life!

Don't believe that all rich people are cheats.

The most important opinion you have is the one you have of yourself. And the most important conversation you'll have is the one you'll have with yourself.
-Zig Ziglar

Joe Girard is described by the Guinness Book of World Records as the Greatest Car Salesman in the world. While every other car salesman sold seven cars a month, he sold six cars a day. And if you think he did this by selling a fleet of cars to companies, think again. He sold one car to one customer every single day-face to face, belly to belly.
How did he do it?
If you ask him, Joe will give you this answer: He didn't sell cars. He sold Joe Girard. Because the only reason why people bought cars from him was if they first believed and trusted him. So he had to sell himself first.
But if he was going to make others believe in him, he needed to believe in himself first. In others words, if he was going to sell himself, then he had to be his first buyer!
Every morning, after he combed his hair and put on his shoes and donned his coat, he looked into the mirror and asked himself the question, "Would I buy me?"
In other words, did he believe that he could do it? That God had given him the ability to make people happy by selling them good cars-and in the process earn money?
I'm convinced that this is the first secret of financial success.
You have to believe that God has gifted you with all the abilities that you need in order to earn more than enough.

Earn yourself to yourself first.