Why not to be rich?Edit

Everybody wants to be rich, but not everybody would pursue their desires. It's the distinction between the workers & the rich (business people). This article would show comparison between thinking of the "worker" and thinking of the somebody who wants to become or is already rich. The purpose of the article is to show pros/cons of each concept & clues. It might show the difference between your thinking & goals which you're getting. The rule is: if you're satisfied with you're achievements and get what you want – you're on the right track, however if inverse: you start to firstly change you're thinking to experience different results.

Paradox is with people that they're not getting what they want with their actual thinking and they're doing it all over again & listening to the other unsuccessful people who didn't achieved success in areas – where they would want to be or have (they associate with people who aren't those they would like to become/or have in the future). It applies to everybody, even me thought. You're first goal should be to change it (thinking & then probably move somewhere else [like country capitol]), but remember: you need to shift you're thinking firstly, because if not done so – you would attract the people with whom you've were before (are in other terms: similar).

You must also understand that there are many methods of getting rich: being a high-paid executive or a CEO and even just working for a good salary and saving it may lead to financial independence. It's the ultimate goal: having accumulated so much money (& positive cash flow) which leads you to situation: where you don't need to work anymore. The last, doesn't mean you have to stop you're work, but only shifts the focus: if you don't want to work, you can stop and live for the rest of you're life without much stress, duty to work, because of the survival issue.

	WORKER THINKING		BUSINESSMAN (FUTURE) THINKING
FUTURE	YOU WORK = YOU GET THE CASH (commonly) YOU DON'T WORK == YOU DON'T GET THE CASH (NO WORK = NO CASH) You're too working on yourself (you always are), however future prospects (unless you're a high-paid executive) may seem to be less more attractive that when you're running a successful, scalable business. If you're not the best (or in 1%) in you're field (as a worker) you can't expect high returns on you're work (commonly, because in some countries/companies it works on the rule of "friendship" or family-like successors scheme). The sad truth for 95% of people looks like that: you're less capable of achieving the success you're dreamed off. Nice car, home on credit with wife, financial stress (you're probably living from paycheck to paycheck), spending most of you're money on consumption & probably nothing or little left aside (savings). #more			In business (I'm talking here about true business, not "one man company") you're outsourcing you're job or hiring people which do it for you, mostly. Commonly you do what you're the best in (e.g. management). The main difference between the worker & the business side of the thinking, is that – even when you're off, the money is flowing to you're pocket. Even thought, you can always keep shares of you're business and earn on them (by receiving equal amount of money of the shares, e.g. you've got 50% shares of you're company – you're receiving yearly dividend and you're keeping value of you're company in hands which you could cash). In practice: you love what you do, however not always – especially on the beginning, but you're the head of YOU'RE business and you're working for yourself with the future of growing.
+/-	+ paycheck on time, each week/month (at least if the employer is reliable) comfort zone (potential) [you're just feeling comfortable with you're work, it becomes a habit – you're not even thinking about it, much] relatively easy to get & maintain (job) relatively low responsibility theoretically you can take drugs (not encourage anybody to), but not necessarily in the work time [I need to point crucial difference] - you must be on time, available & commonly work at this job you're basically dependable on that job, if you're sick and don't go to work = you won't get money (commonly, however not in all cases [e.g. trough cheating, however immoral]) there is maximum limit of what you can earn business could be dissolved & you would loose you're job (stress) you could live from paycheck to paycheck & be involved in financial stress (it may be also linked to business) you may not like the people with whom you work &/or you're boss Summary. Work is not as bad as might think, however you must need to like it, realize yourself at it in some sense of way. Don't expect also staggering money on it (e.g. 100k[or million]+/ month) [I'm talking here about majority, no everybody earns a lot in their jobs]. Why? Because it's a job – you're basically working for you're employer, selling you're time & abilities for salary. Point is that some of people would not feel free to the end until they won't be financially independent. Job is good when it's temporary and to learn how bad it might be in it (to e.g. wake up morning & complain constantly on it). It's not a scalable business, so you can't expect high returns (unless you're e.g. a trader or well-known [best] sportsman). There are well-paid jobs, but as I've said: it's not a business. It's not [for the majority] which would allow you to buy Lamborghini & Villa and to live you're dream and do whatever you want in life. No YOU in JOB = NO MONEY. I didn't really to write this, but I feel I'm obligated to. When you're a worker – with whom you associate? With the same people who are workers. Yes, it's true. I don't see it other way. You work with those people, so you're doomed on them. I understand that you may be comfortable with them, but... you won't get any further with them probably, because they're very similar to you. It's a good way to start, but remember that having & making a lot of money means all the luxuries in life, like: best woman, best house, best car, best family & happiness. In case when you need to work from month by month to cover you're survival, it's not life – at least for me. When you need to work for the money (sell you're time), it's not pleasure for me (in the financial terms [for "pennies" and when you actually NEED to work to get, barely: nothing, in return; which would allow only to cover you're monthly payments & to drink with friends at bar; it's not life & my ambitions]).			+ HUGE RESPONSIBILITY (you're the HEAD of you're business) possible HUGE RETURNS you don't have to do what somebody else wants you to do – you do what is needed & right in you're own terms, anybody stands above you you work as much is needed or as much you want to work you can't take any drugs (because drugs deplete you're "µ" and in addition: you're unable to achieve any success) later, when the business grows and you would hire people who would run the company, even without you – you've got a steady flow of money & don't need to work (also through possible investment, from the business) for the rest of your days on this planet. - you may fall in the sudden cash flow drop & go bankruptcy (however you may secure yourself by registering company as "Limited") too much work may be overwhelming for you & too much responsibility on everything running you're own company may be stressful, although – you would face very much of obstacles & failures, however nonetheless I still personally think it's much less stressful that waking up everyday to the same boring & non exciting job without the future on development (e.g. of your salary & no chances [or hugely decreased] on life success: home, car, woman) SUMMARY. One business done in you're life could make you independent for the rest of you're life. Imagine all those prizes for doing so. If the duties in you're job aren't exciting anymore (or boring), throw you're job, because going "by yourself" and running you're own business could led you to happiness & inner satisfaction from life (however prepare the needed amount of money to sustain yourself in case of failure).
THINKING	people who are workers commonly talk after job about job, about other people, situations, places – (commonly) never focusing on what the business people think & do "I need to do certificate, finish X school" they're thinking in the terms of salary, other people "daily rate" or "daily payoff" very often [majority]: complaining & envy about others (which have better position & do less in the work they are) (commonly) not developing themselves in terms of job, because it's not needed (they're not thinking in terms of creating value) (commonly) "just do my job & go home" (often not thinking in terms of being the best; however sometimes it's pointless to be the best in this job, because of the motivation & salary system – it won't achieve anything, "just be in the middle" often, thinking [often is killed thinking & creativity in those jobs])			you met with other successful & high quality people who talk about business & enhancing lives of other people (& how to make MONEY) I can buy this & this & this I'm independent & successful
ADVANCE?	"Everybody wants to be rich, but no everybody would purse their desires." One of the surest way to become rich (don't have need to work ever again, because of the positive cash flow: "more flows that it goes", without the need of work) is to become an entrepreneur. It's not an easy task to do, especially when you've got none financial background. You would probably constantly fail on the beginning, but when you would persist the price would be enormous (however it depends how high you target, what are you're ambitions). The surest way is to start to sell products & items – opening a shop. Another path is to pursue you're career, save & invest the money, e.g. in real estate. Become the best in you're field and increase you're earning ability. Hold to the cash & invest it wisely. If you're love you're job – why to change it? Maybe you've considered opening you're own "hairdresser" or own "dentistry salon" when you're a representative of the kind of a service? The choice is only up to you. You would wake up in 20 years from now on and where you would be? How much you would have for you're children, what you would deliver to them? Think about it. It's not easy to achieve something remarkable, here you've got e.g. my blog [story to a billionaire]. Would I succeed? I'm quite sure that the expected success would come along with my actions. What you would do in you're life it's only up to you. I've already chosen a path and stick to it, no way back. Being an entrepreneur it's not a choice for me – it's a only pleasurable way for me to achieve happiness and peace of mind (it's not only about the cash, but the last are the indicator of success I would achieve in near future). I must also write that on beginning you won't succeed, because you won't probably have the knowledge WHAT & WHERE to do. It's a smart move to get to know somebody who has already done it and to seek advice / get in relation with him. You're task is to learn everything you could learn & to start now – until you won't succeed.			Only business built on strong morality (& moral business), makes it worthwhile pursuing. Business which delivers people tools & services which allow them to achieve their own goals & being positive to them (not destroying them), makes it rewarding for the all of people working in it. Happiness of the client is crucial. Think about the people which you're serving and make the best effort to deliver best service possible.
	The hugest risk for both: job & business thinking is that – over time, you start to grow "the roots" and you're stopping continuously to innovate & develop yourself & the business. For example, you as a worker: in some point you're not developing yourself AND you're started feel comfortable in you're job, so you're not thinking about business (you've got cash, every month – it's good like this, so why to change anything? you start to lost you're initial vision (goal) which you've set in the past or before [if you've had one, ambitious goal and I bet everyone has to at least some degree of "achievable" for him]). However when you've got a business – you've came to a point where you start to think it's "all done" and there is no work more to do. You may also start to think that you've got all at the moment and you don't need to develop – only to "hold" the existing (BTW: maybe it's a time to change CEO of you're company? you might want to give the "company" to someone new, with fresh ideas on development? I know it's a hard thing to do, probably for many people, but would you reject this idea?). Point is: when you stop to develop – you perish and it's not the rule – it's a universal law, which is set on this Universe, more you've got in: GODLIKEISM PHILOSOPHY. If you won't pursue this development, it would come (probably in the form you've less/even don't expected, commonly: in first – bad or disastrous for you), do you like it or not – it could be a form of "disaster" (at first appearance for you), like competition would open next shop near you, with the same assortment (however, "competition" and all that it's a form of illusion as you would discover), you can have sudden shortfall of cash, an unexpected event would come. 1 rule is: you need to prepare for the ALL unexpected disasters & challenges before they would come (VIP access is needed to understand the mechanisms before those laws).
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Yes, you can't change the family you were born in, however you can change you're future only, when you start to act or get "lucky" (lazy man excuse). You decide.

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