They Invest
The commercial and financial understanding of the Amish extends far beyond their criticism of modern amenities like electricity and technology. They employ investment as one of the tools in wealth accumulation because they are known for their long-term thinking. These individuals, unlike many Americans, exclusively invest in their enterprises and real estate, according to Lorilee Craker, author of “Money Secrets of the Amish: Finding True Abundance in Simplicity, Sharing, and Savings.”
They see purchasing homes and farmlands as a reliable investment that’ll last for generations to come. They also invest by buying durable goods rather than making impulsive purchases due to marketing initiatives.
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