Topic: My friend is ceo few things he told me about wealth and rich life (Read 52 times)

I really connect with the idea of living with purpose and making everything meaningful. But we all have different principles. When it comes to working hard, I do everything I can to survive especially when I am the provider and the one my family depends on. So when it comes to celebrating life, it’s probably less of a priority for me because I focus more on providing for them especially their needs. As long as you know your purpose and you keep going even if you don’t see the desired results now, the right time will come when all your sacrifices and perseverance will bear beautiful fruits.

I think the 'all or nothing' mentality will not work for everyone, since some find their balance in gradual progress and might find it a less stressful, more sustainable pace. The best way to attract people of like minds is to take action, but often with relationships, activity levels are not everything to truly understand one another. It's about finding what works for you, whether that be diving in 100% or pacing yourself. While purpose and action are powerful, knowing your own rhythm is equally important for long term happiness and success.

Ugh, is this yet another alt account of Polo7?  I'm assuming so, since OP has made a bunch of threads in Economics that don't say much of anything....and his username ends in numbers, like most of the other alts.

That's great about your friend the CEO, except this is the internet where anybody can claim anything and if proof is demanded, you can just disappear as if you never existed.  Can you perhaps just do a little more reading and a lot less writing?  You'd be helping out the forum, believe me.

Your friend was just lucky on this one and you or any other person might not be that lucky if they try the same thing, my advice would be always do your background check before opening any business, sorry to say your friend does not practice what he preaches because he said you should do things with purpose and the door knocking story was his example, if he has done his research well before for opening the night club he won't just open it only for him to close it down.

He said what ever he do or spending money it either have practical meaning or very important or special meaning and what means a lot.
So not just doing something but do it with 100% or don't do at all when work then work hard when party and relax then party hard go 100x and more.
If you knock the door don't just pretend you knock on door but knock on the door the way that knocking the door have purpose and everybody listen this.
Second thing he said sometimes it don't matter that the idea you started in business don't work well sometimes you just need to move and take action and that will attracting the other active people towards to you.
The great example: back in the days he opened night club wich did not working very well however by doing that people seen him doing something and after he just closed down local night club someone told him to start better business that he needed the partner If he would't opened this failured night club he never would made contacts with anyone who could help him in business sometimes Its important just to put you out there so people see that you are ready to move and active If you stay home and don't do anything nobody knows that you want to do something people don't read your mind but they read your actions.
Also keep this in your mind that you only know what you see you can't think about anything If never seen it so go and see a lot things travel and meet people more you see the more you know and more ideas you can have to think anything and then off course more things you can do.

But Its important to do all with full dedication and rich people don't spend money or do things without meaning so avoid meaningless actions If you do something do it with meaning get some meaningful experinces If you do spend money its not how much you did spent but it's about what you actually getting for your money.
What he said that rich people don't care about spending money for 3 things the ultimate experince+things with special value + special meaningful things.