Quote from: octobuzz on Today at 02:56:41 PM

People stay poor because they keep passing over opportunities repeatedly.
That's the true meaning of being poor.

Well-constructed words are not the truth. I think many poor but skilled people would not appreciate this. Sometimes you just can't swim out of the swamp, and opportunities don't appear. This is life, it happens here.

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I have always wanted to ask this question is it that there is no opportunity or they do not want to get rich
Mate please more to this I am confused here.

The fact is that poverty is when you spend all your earnings, whether it's a permanent job, or cryptocurrencies, on food and needs. And a difficult situation is created when there is no way to set aside at least a small amount in order to try to invest it later. What I suggest to do in such cases: find a side job.

Some countries, their leaders doesn't do anything to help these poor people. Like making more job opportunities to these people. Sometimes it's not about the people it's the leaders sometimes fault that makes more people poor. In my country many people are so hardworking but still they are poor. I saw some are looking for fresh graduate students but the requirements is with experience LOL. The education in some countries are very poor that they didn't get a lot of job opportunities because of the poor system.

Yes, the government is partly to blame when poverty rates rise, but if we are poor, we shouldn't blame them entirely. Whether our life is rich or poor is largely determined by us.
You can't blame the government when you're lazy, don't study seriously, and when you graduate with no experience but always demanding a good salary. The government can only create jobs, create opportunities, and whether you know how to seize and take advantage of them is up to you.

Working hard doesn't mean getting rich even if you live in a developed country. Becoming rich requires many factors, and sometimes the better choice is effort, if you do not choose the right profession and keep up with the trends of the times, working hardwill never make you richer than others.

Of course, to a greater extent we determine our own financial situation.
For example, as in the movie Slumdog Millionaire - when an Indian boy from a poor family became rich.
In general, success consists of many components, but I am most confident that you need to be Attentive, Persistent, Notice opportunities and create them. It is this behavior that will lead to success.