We leave in a world were people chase wealth as if it were thr ultimate destination. But the truth is that money is not the goal, it's actually the byproduct of your success. As young adults we should be focusing on becoming thr highest version of ourself. That highest version of ourself is thr commitment to build a excellent , wealth and success you, or I would say it's the 10.0 of your best version.
When I say the 10.0 version of you, am not referring to being 100 percent perfect, it's about growth. That 10.0 is the version of you that doesn't back down but consistently seek improvement.
Let me use a computer software as an example: now imagine a man is a software, so everyday you release an update like version 2.0 learn resilience, another day version 3.0 master consistency gradually till version 10.0 which will embodies the dull excellent leadership. The time you finally reach this level, wealth will start looking for you.
Source: Gemini AI
Excellent is just like a magnet, it's just the starting point that is the problem,but when you start, people will be drawn t you because you deliver value.
Riches only flows to those that solves problem in the society and inspire others and also create impact.
To build your 10.0, you need to discipline yourself, have patience don't rush for success and be relentless focus . So this means you need to wake up earlier, learn and refuse to settle for less . With same energy everyday your mind will master this and success will be your name.
In these case when money is what you are running after, you might have short-lived success but at the same time, you will lose your own self. On the other hand, if you are going after excellence, then you can have both success and self-respect. The money then is not the reason for your growth but a mere result of it.
Therefore, I will advise you to quit questioning,
"What do I have to do to get rich?" and start questioning,
"How can I be the best version of myself?".
The truth is, wealth will not only be possible but also inevitable once you are at that level."