Perfectly said, unfortunately many young people today want short cuts to wealth. I am glad you used the word "build". Consistency, hard work and right opportunity makes wealth happen.
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My last post about Mr. Eazi before I go to bed
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52 days agoTo sit among and be honored by real billionaires, like they did for Mr. Eazi, you must have built something. The way they spoke about him, it was as if he were already their fellow billionaire in dollars.
You can’t gather that caliber of men just because of the money in your bank account, the car you drive, or the mansion you live in. How much have you seen or owned that they don’t already have in excess? Money alone doesn’t move them. Vision, innovation, and impact do.
Yes, you may argue that billionaires attend other celebrity events. True, but there’s a clear difference: some show up out of respect for a family name, while others show up because they recognize the weight of what you’ve built and the undeniable value you’re creating. Mr. Eazi is proof, he commanded their attention not by inheritance or family, but by building businesses that reached over 18 countries at his age.
That’s why some of us, children of the poor, are pouring the little we have into building products and services. It may look rough today, but tomorrow will tell. Because the future doesn’t belong to those who only spend, it belongs to those who build. BUILD SOMETHING.