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💡 The Harsh Truth About Wealth & Success 💡 Most of us believe that the ultra-rich are either geniuses or just plain lucky. But the reality? It’s far more nuanced. After spending time with successful entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders,

There are no shortcuts worth taking; just hard work, smart choices, and a bit of luck.

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The 4 Types of Luck – Which One Are You Creating? Naval Ravikant breaks luck down into four types. The first one is out of your control, but the rest? You can create them. 1️⃣ Blind Luck – Pure chance. Winning the lottery, being born into wealth, o

Broke people never have a plan. But they all have a wish. You ask a broke person, do you want to be rich? And they reply. "Oh, yes I’d love that!" That’s the wish. What's the plan? "Ah, you know, one day just gotta keep my eyes open. Might win

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Jeff Bezos: "Stress doesn't come from hard work. You can be working incredibly hard and loving it. Stress comes from not taking action over something that you can have some control over. That's where stress comes from. When you find yourself in that

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"When judging others, attributing success to luck makes you look jealous and mean, even if we know it exists. And when judging yourself, attributing success to luck can be too demoralising to accept." Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money