I woke up in the middle of the night and started jotting down the stream of thoughts in my journal.

Everything seemed so clear as I just discovered why foreign lives seem easier. Why do we only see their success? And why we would like to live their lives, not ours?

The dots connected. After all, everything is obvious!

WE ONLY SEE THEIR WINS

Having all that money
Traveling the world
Meeting celebrities
Living in flashy homes
Driving Lamborghini

That's the life everyone wants to live!

No, pain just pure enjoyment.

"If people knew how hard I have to work for all of that, they wouldn't be jealous anymore" is the statement many millionaires pointed out.

OVERLOOKING THE STRUGGLES

It's hard to grasp that living in your own mansion in Dubai isn't the easiest life after all.

However, according to 24-year-old multimillionaire Iman Gadzhi, everyone knows how to become rich, but won't do it because it's hard.

They say how nice it must be to have all that:
Money
Cars
4 million subscribers
Live in a mansion in Dubai
But they overlook how hard I must work to pay for all that.

People overlook:

Hard work
Sacrifices
Dedication

Yet, they find time to blame successful people for their money.

Are you willing to dedicate yourself to getting outstanding in your craft?

If not, then just shut up when tempted to accuse millionaires of their "easy life". But if you do, then go for it and become one of them! Your bank account will thank you.

OVERLOOKING PAST FAILURES

How many times will I have to repeat that before I get what I want?
Nothing works! I'm giving up!

Those are the statements many rich people used in the past.

Yet they kept working on their mission and improving their skills.

No masterpiece comes from scratch. Trial and error are the fundamentals of mastery. You need to fail, to be able to grow.

"I will not say I failed 1000 times, I will say that I discovered there are 1000 ways that can cause failure"
Thomas Alva Edison

You see...

Even the grandest Edison failed 1000 times before inventing the light bulb, yet we see him as a talented genius born in all his glory. He wasn't privileged, he was just willing to work harder than anyone else was. He needed to fail over and over again to get there!

SEEING THEIR EXTERNAL POSSESSIONS ONLY, NOT THEIR INTERNAL STATE

Oftentimes, we see rich entrepreneurs as the happiest people.

After seeing what their money can buy, we assume that they have a perfect life. A life where they can call their slave to bring everything to their table while chilling on the couch with a cigar and enjoying the sunset.

Sorry to break it to you, but this is just a tiny portion of their day.

They spend the majority of their time on:

Projects
Meetings
Content creation
Creativity

Not to even mention the overwhelm of the responsibilities of leading an empire!

High-stress
Overwhelm
Anxiety
Even depression

Are common companies of those people.

Yet we only see their money...

IT'S TIME TO RETHINK IT

Now, that we know that success is widely available to everyone WILLING to PUT in THE WORK, we can let go of jealousy.

Hard work sucks, but it's the ONLY way to unleash your true potential & live your dream life.
Follow these principles to make money:

Find your passion
Study your craft extensively
Start working on it
Develop a business plan
Correct mistakes as you go
Stay a lifelong learner

It will suck, but that's the ONLY way to join the elite!

See you on top!

Check out the About Me post to see my success path.

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