Why the society wants you weak, fool and poor ? (And What You Can D...

9ad321b06e6bc451e2e7248f9b1bfe90--materialistic-quotes-wise-quotes.jpg
(Source: pinterest.com)

What I will say next is my personal perception of society.

Number one. Society wants you weak, fool and poor. But first, what does that mean?

Before we start it is necessary to understand what it means to be weak, fool and poor.

Not necessarily consulting the dictionary, but rather telling my vision of things so that we can build a framework for this theory to be developed.

Weak = man who does not trust himself;

Fool = man who does not want to evolve;

Poor = a person who spends all the money today without thinking about tomorrow or the years to come

Straight to the point...

Number two. Why does society want you weak, fool and poor?

Through a brief analysis of the top billionaires in the globe, you will be able to easily figure out this answer.

Some examples.

The richest man in Europe owns a chain of items from which you, too, have over 60% of our wardrobe.

One of the youngest, if not the youngest billionaire in the world, owns the social network that you spend up to 80% of the day in a way that is unproductive.

Let's not talk about how easy it is to sell alcohol, sweets, and tobacco. And how massive empires have been created for weak, stupid, and poor people.

The truth is that society wants you weak, fool and poor.

We have the impression that we are intelligent, because we do not watch TV, but any 14-year-old man and man who would have become a commercial worker has a vlog with over 100k followers.

We think the internet has brought us a new wave of knowledge. But find out who are the most watched people on youtube. True opinion makers.

People who promote fast food and sodas. That's where the money comes from, because weak, fool and poor people have to buy something, right? :)

Number three. What can you do with this information?

Dare to become strong, smart and rich.

Everyone around you, all systems will try to stop you when you will try to do it.

If you want to become strong, the flock will criticize you.

If you grow up and you want to become smarter, the flock will look at you ... laughing at you.

If you will allow yourself to dare to become rich, the flock will be considered materialistic, miserable and selfish.

But the herd will remain the flock. And you will get up slightly, slightly above.

First above the flock. And then on top of you. Every day, becoming better, being your only real competitor in this life.

The society wants you weak, fool and poor. In order to be able to sell fast-enriching courses, "luxury" products under shiny packaging and juices full with sugar, alcohol and drugs.

After all, everyone deserves its fate.

I hope you are the one who will build your own fate, and not one whose fate will be decided by others.
Do not be led by those who lead the flock of sheep in the direction of their pockets and the empires they build on the back of the weak society.

It's hard, but it can be done.

See you up!

(Source: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/nelson_mandela)