It’s easy to think getting rich comes down to luck, connections, or simply working harder. But the real game-changer lies in your mindset. Without understanding how investments work, you’re likely to lose money in the market. Jumping into a business without knowing the risks and challenges often leads to failure. Your ability to spot opportunities and sidestep traps is directly tied to how much you know. The more you grow your understanding, the more you unlock the potential for wealth.
Some religious people spend so much time thinking that divinity will make them successful. They put in more effort in religious rituals and zero effort in other economic activities. I believe in God, but the orientation that I like is based on only divine Providence, and luck is the highway to failure.
Mindset is usually a product of the information we take in. If you don't get the right information, you will always make mistakes. These days, quality materials can be easily accessed through ICT. One doesn't need to go to a conventional school to be skilful in an area; ebooks, videos, and audio are enough to equip you.
However,let’s be honest: We’re all operating within a system designed to push us toward spending and debt. Capitalism thrives on consumption, with everything — from ads to social media to the way jobs are structured — nudging us to chase the next shiny thing.his fuels dissatisfaction and endless comparison, making it harder to stay focused on what truly matters.
Self-control and budgeting are necessary in this present world. If you cannot control how you spend your income, you will never be free from the rat race. I don't change my car or belongings because a new version has been developed. I replace them to get more value or when they are faulty. If you don't cut costs in this inflation-ridden economy, you might be deeply in debt.