If you have an orientation that labor is a physical force at work, it will not bring you wealth, just like laborers, factory employees and others who are called manual labor, you will find your point of view on this, but if you see labor as a factor that must be included in building wealth and mentality and also a smart brain in business, of course labor becomes very important to be included in the formula, we may need to ask if the business owner is not labor? of course I would call it labor, but independent labor for his own business.
If you ask this businessman who was able to organize his business, then in most cases, we will hear that it was created by hard work. It is unlikely that someone who suddenly received a large sum of money (inheritance or winnings, for example) will be able to properly organize his future business. It is not necessary to call physical labor hard work. To get a good education, and sometimes more than one, people work much more mentally if you take into account the number of hours spent on textbooks. Therefore, I would say that yes, labor is a business that brings profit; this can be designated as wealth. The difference is that everyone decides for himself what kind of work and what amount of profit is wealth for him.