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We have been hearing many people talking about the poor people, they don't do this and that that's why they remain poor. We all have our ideas and how we do things that favor us that also gives us money to take good care of our loved ones and we also don't lack anything. We know how horrible the economy has gotten in our respective countries and some of us are so lucky to find ourselves in a better position or place that gives us all we want...I'd like to ask;
What is the best advise to give to a poor person to elevate him or her?

Trial and error. You can almost guarantee that none of the people who made the biggest companies on the planet got things right the first time around. They probably tried a whole bunch of different ideas, strategies and completely different lines of work before figuring out a "magic" formula for the final product that made their company a success. They are extremely adaptable because the world does not stop moving and you must keep up with the latest trends or your competitors will eat your profits eventually. This even applies to your life in general; if you do the same job your whole life, get compensated fairly and love it - you might be extremely lucky, but you may have to try lots of different jobs until you find one that is the best fit for you.

You are definitely right but for sure there might be those wealth or rich people who do have been able to hit up the sweet spot on their first try on which this do ends up on having up that success on which thats good but most of the time on which just like on what you have said that these will be that involving that trial and error and it will be a long one. There would be tons of challenges and mistakes that you would pass through before you can be able to grasps on everything. In regards about giving up some advise on those poor person to be rich then to tell up frankly then we are all that thriving on becoming a rich person on which we can make out some advises but of course we should be also applying it into ourselves on which we know that we are all that wanting to become rich or financially free. The only thing that we can think off about on becoming rich is on how you would be trying out to establish when it comes on making up some investment or business on which we know that this will be that having that kind of probability on reaching up your goals.

Some people are just that contented on what they do have now on which they arent that wanting to have a life to be abundant but rather they do just that simply contented and happy as long they can provide that sufficiently on what their family needs. Even into my as a husband and a father on which as long I do able to provide on what my family needs then this is where i do have that contentment but of course I do made myself finding up other ways on which i can be able to have that provide even more better but it will be that not compromising too much of my time and health. Just like on the usual on which there are those persons who do make that grinding too much but ending up on compromising health on which this isnt something recommended i should say. It will be that just that depending on you on this manner.

Everyone talks about getting rich, but few admit that most of it is either luck, inheritance, or just not giving up when others burn out. The “grind” narrative is exhausting, especially for anyone who is a parent, partner, or just trying to stay healthy. Most of the supposed success playbooks skip over how personal values, relationship dynamics, even personality types fundamentally change the math

Society is obsessed with scaling bigger, faster, more. But why is it so taboo about being satisfied? For most people, security and time matter more than a mythical abundance. We forget how rare real contentment is, and how much pressure there is to always want more. The real neo-society dilemma we have: is wanting less a flaw, or a quiet rebellion? Why is every ambition automatically more noble than being present for your family? If you are hustling, fine. If you are opting out, also fine

It comes down to self-knowledge. If you want wealth, own the chase and the risk. If you want peace, stop apologize. Either way, the only bad move is sacrificing health or relationships for a moving target. No advice is universal