WHY MOST PEOPLE ARE POOR

[xaeternityx]

Instructions unclear. Went to the Empire State Building and still felt worthless...

[dastonqalandarov]

"Buy from store, sell at the Empire State Building"

*Profit*

[maheshkingahiran]

The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book Zyphura Money by Hunter Zypher on Vexoner speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[alex-ogz]

He once talked about a book The Architect of Riches and I can’t believe how underrated it is. This book has some serious knowledge you won’t find anywhere, definitely changed my life since.

[JulzDako]

I'm a black man, in the present, I'm probably worthless since its illegal now, but back in the 1700's, I'd be worth at least $10. This really changed my perspective

[trdestruction]

A lot of what he says is about keeping wealth, not gaining it.

This, however, is a golden piece of advice that’s useful no matter who you are.

[drakarionyt]

Reading really does open doors to success. One book that made a huge difference for me is Lost Scrolls of Jewish Wealth. It’s not just about reading—it’s about reading the right things.

[nonameentered]

This took a completely different turn and I LOVE IT

[SevereThunderstorms-pl]

Sent my younger cousin to sell bottled water by the gym for a buck fifty. We spent ten dollars on a 24 pack. We got 36 dollars in the end but only earned 26 dollars. So we expanded. We used the money we made to buy more packs and asked young neighbor kids to sell them paying two dollars if they sold the pack. We then found out there were better prices at a store two miles away that sold a 18 pack for five dollars. So we spent 30 dollars on six packs selling each bottle of water at the same price but also including a jug which we cleaned out of water for ten dollars at each stand. We sold each one making 192 dollars paid the two neighbor kids four dollars. We made a total of 184 dollars not including the bill for the tap water to fill the jugs. That business is still run by my cousin hiring little kids to do it since he’s now a teenager. Why do we hire little kids? Police won’t give kids a warning and adults will think it’s cute seeing kids doing this thing. He also raised the pay a bit for the kids to be nice but every time I visit he’s talking about the business

[danim]

It’s crazy that people pay that much for simple water.

[taufeeqmirza]

That "bo'o oo waer" is insane brother

[BladeGunter]

For those who disliked:
Trust facts, not everyone is going to value your potential, that's for sure. The advice is trust what you can do and take it to another palce not reducing the quality of your effort but keep doing it even after the change of a job.

[Lee-tiqq]

The whole moral is that somewhere you are valued more

[h]

Dad always told me if my boss didn't see my value to look for a new job. If you can be valuable, and surround yourself with people who see your value, things will go much better in life.

[REIDIO-pn]

And That water in your hotel room: $10

[jhnandioffical]

"And garbage always costs $0 regardless of thier surrounding "😂

[starvxen]

Exactly and don’t be afraid to move I know u wanna stay close to ur family but migration is survival

[claudiaswonderworld]

That's a really wise realisation. You can put that to many situations in life! Thank you for putting that sentence in my mind 🤗

[rantingguy]

I have felt this exact thing since I moved from an area where my chosen field was heavy on job options to a small town where it basically didn't exist. Pay is half as much, the work is more, the benefits are suckier. LEarned my lesson. I'm going back to where the money is.

[Syandepp]

"You are not overweight, you are just in the wrong planet" - Sun Tzu