Is The Real Worth Of People Embedded In Their Financial Capacity? (2)
Sometimes looking at it from a one-person point of view can create the impression that all a rich man needs is to snap their finger and people are going to be made, but then, how strong are the resolve of these people willing to be made? Can they get their hands dirty in a bid or process of making money? Sometimes, the answer to some of these questions is in the negative
The truth is that the mindset of wealth is difficult to be transferred because let's face it, a huge percentage of wealthy people do not play by the books, and sometimes, not playing by the books is a limit many people are not willing to cross. So instead of judging them, (wealthy people) you need to get that position of wealth before you can understand that, most people who are getting wealthy, are those who are already wealthy.
Instead of judging them, it's better to concentrate on those who are starting from ground zero
.....I know this idea seems rather backward, but the truth is that having people with the right intentions, gives you access to their goodwill Irrespective of their financial backing. This means that money is irrelevant, people are what matters more. For you to have access to people's money, you must firstly have access to their hearts
But going after people's money without having access to their hearts is the purest form of gold digging This is why it's important to have the intention of giving balance to take. When we want to give people as much as we want to take from them, we wouldn't end up being selfish, we'd find ourselves with the mindset of collective building, which is an essential value.
In reality, accessibility to people should come from the purest form of intent
When you intend to milk someone without adding value to their life in return, it wouldn't be long before your mask is revealed. Because your actions have a way of telling your intentions, even if you do not initially speak it. Not to deviate from what I was saying.
You see, having five to ten people who would gladly give you access to their resources irrespective of the fact that these resources might be small, is better than having one wealthy person around you to who you have no access whatsoever. Like I said earlier, there's no crime in building without any connections, There are lessons that come from failure, dejection, and disappointments that we wouldn't learn if we already had accessibility to the easiest routes in life.
Seeing suffering as something we needn't go through is not the right mentality
Effort in life is inevitable unless we're beneficiaries of enormous wealth, but then, how many people in the world are opportune to be born, live the lives of kings, never had to work and still had access to unlimited money?
It's important to understand that money is a mirage and people are real. When people are not there, money is not valuable Some are in an endless pursuit of money, showcasing their greed and opportunism everywhere they go rather than concentrating on building themselves and others like them alike, offering what they can from the truest places in their hearts.
It's important to understand that blaming established people for not giving you the pathway to flourishing is born from a place of entitlement as well
In Conclusion
We must understand that lesser concentration on what we aim to achieve, makes us work harder, leaving the destination or result but concentrating on the journey. With the right financial education, it's easy to understand that money is nothing, accessibility to true genuinety is what matters more. Chose people over greed, in fact, choose people who are going to build you when it's not beneficial to them.
This is because people who offer a part of them to build you completely are rare. Their Financial Capacity is irrelevant because if they can find ways to still be vested in you even when they had nothing, this is the truest form of wealth. So I'll advise. In your quest to find financial freedom, aim to build people first, let your intent come from a place of sacrifice and you will gradually achieve financial freedom by means of serendipity.
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This is so common, people don't want to give but want to take. Our time, attention are resources that is more than giving out money, but our greediness don't allow us to understand that money is just a mirage.
This is absolutely true, I think sometimes, we should aim towards collective building as it's one of those things that would balance our mentality of giving and taking. I think every human being somehow needs to control themselves especially when trying to achieve discipline..
I abide with this idea boss, we should aim towards collective building 🤔
Thanks for coming through... That's what matters more
You're welcome boss.
That your phrase "collective building" reminds me the ideas of collective of brilliant minds.
Thank you
Great post! We always get it backwards especially in the early stages of the journey. Money is so magnified in our perception that it's the only thing we see and focus on. It's only when we get the money do we realize that there's no 'essence' in this paper and it is the wrong barometer to use when measuring people. The essence is beyond it, it is in the people themselves, the journey, and the experiences.
Well, this is true, we always get it backwards when it comes to people and Money. However, I wouldn't really blame this phenomenon. The reason is because sometimes it's difficult for people to recognize worth. Maybe it's in the persona of a person or Maybe it's in their wealth, sometimes, some people spend their lifetime, figuring this out
Indeed. There are layers to uncover and it isn't that easy to decipher one from the other. Reality is multifaceted.
Great share. It's essential to recognize that having wealth doesn't guarantee success and that the ability to make and grow one's wealth is a combination of various factors, including determination and hard work.
Exactly, including determination and hardwork. I discovered that there's no standard as to how things works, life's just the way it is.
Exactly, including determination and hardwork. I discovered that there's no standard as to how things works, life's just the way it is.
Like the way you have been milking the blockchain reward pool.
In amendment, I've muted rancho and haejin, Trafalgar is next, I no longer post on leofinance, to avoid the vote.
As for Azircon, I went on a tirade, true, I've apologized to him, if you check, I've followed a sequence, I love this chain from day one. I've never done any harm to this place. I saw your outburst, I'm human too, just like you.
Yeah, I see you have slowed your posting down too.
You didn't respond to this comment I made about your remarks to @azircon though huh?
Also, I've been wondering about this dichotomy.
People see through you josediccus.
The conversation shouldn't have held initially, I should have let it go, but I didn't. But I eventually decided to do so, by not commenting again. I've muted all the whales and stopped posting even my finance posts on leofinance. Well as for hive, yes, I do power up to support a lot of users. If you notice, your engagement contests, you'll see I curate those posts, I engage on them and I'm advising most of them users to be on Twitter, not sell and they should power-up too.
As for bankruptcy, yes, in real life, I'm bankrupt. It you've been reading my posts, I have a hereditary health conditions, and It limits me. losing my mum last year, made me broke, as I had to fun her burial which cost over $700, so, left me broke. So.. that wasn't a charade.
A lot of people know me, I try me best as a human.. like I said, I've finally muted those votes.
It was that comment which made me want to reply. It was inappropriate and only served to lower your standing in the community...and all in defence of your rewards. Pretty shameful. I'm not sure if you've offered @azircon a heartfelt and humble apology, but I believe you should. All that self-righteous talk you put in your posts, and at the first hint of trouble you level a pretty heinous accusation.
I don't see you voting on anyone in my concept but I'm sure those who you vote for appreciate it, however I fail to see what relevance that has in the case of this comment thread...more self-righteous drivel.
Explain to me how one mutes votes please.
Well, a lot of people engage in your weekend contest I read them and I curate them, you can do a little digging further.
Plus, as I've said, it was a mindless tirade, it wasn't in a defense, I'm sure people go on emotional outburst and realize they shouldn't. No one is immune to that.
Well in reality, every account I mute won't see my content to curate them anymore. If you check, you'll see. They'll not come through anymore, and I'll not get Leo votes again, since I won't post there again. I've left him an apology, in his channel, since I'm muted from his posts.
Well, an apology was a good plan.
It's best to try and keep a level head as outbursts like that can have lasting adverse effects.
I'm not sure if you mute an account that means they can't see your posts, it means you can see theirs. That's how I understand it anyway...in fact, I'm positive the way you understand it is incorrect.
I was told muting the accounts, was a good way, to stay off the votes since it's not auto.. next thing I'll do is to find a way to cap the post. The first was to stop posting on leofinance. Which I've done indefinitely. Hopefully it'll work. Next I'll send a memo to the accounts to ask them to kindly stop voting
Nope, you're wrong. If you mute me, for instance, my comments and posts will not automatically appear to you until you click on them...but I'll be able to see your posts and comments as per normal. You cannot affect in any way what other people see by clicking buttons at your end, only they can. So, let's put that one to bed huh?
Also, in respect of your apology to @azircon...I'd have liked to have seen it made publicly considering your comment to him was made publicly.
Look, I don't have all night to go back and forth...Your content is almost unreadable, it doesn't make a lot of sense to a person who reads English well, and yet you've been highly rewarded for it. I have decided I'll address some of those rewards should I deem it appropriate, as azircon has.
You present yourself as an upstanding and unimpeachable user but you're not, you're just like the rest of us. You should embrace the concept of that in your comments to others and the way in which you present your posts...you're not an expert in finance, clearly, you're bankrupt remember? Trying to out-word people, like me for instance, isn't going to go well for you, unless you write in your own language which I do not know.
Just remember that presenting yourself as better than others, lecturing others in a self-righteous and imperious manner, doesn't speak well of a person, it has the opposite effect as it has in your case.
You are free to post as you like though, of course, but remember that same freedom you have extends to everyone else and they can vote as they wish, without explanation. It's a good point to remember I think.
Do yourself a favour, stop trying to dupe everyone all the time, it's not working.
Unless something fundamental has changed, this is not the way it works. You can mute them and stop seeing their posts, but they will still see yours, unless they mute you themselves. Hive is transparent in this, so you can't make decisions for others.
I'm sending them these instead..
This was done over two hours ago, and I'm still compiling list and sending them memos
money is important in so many ways. alone money without caring about people is pitiable.
Everyone should have enough of it so that doesn't have to depend on others.
@trafalgar and @ranchorelaxo I'll appreciate if you stop voting, please, I already sent you a memo, please if possible, unvote the posts with immediate effect.
A deep and eye opening perspective on money and wealth. It is true we grow by helping others grow and adding value. I find that this also ties into the spiritual law of zakat, that's why you see the rich donating and helping the poor so that in turn doors will keep opening up for them too.
Thank you for sharing and do enjoy the new week :}
Yeah, even in Nigeria, I know that practice of the rich donating to the poor to increase or better their stance... It's also a biblical phenomenon. Thanks for coming through.
This content is wonderful. I have managed to understand what you say and I completely agree. It will always be better to grow financially from a human, logical and well-constructed base from the generation of influences and healthy personal relationships with a vision of the future, since any other way of getting rich would be the product of luck and chance. It should also be noted that when we bet on "luck" we could lose our capital in just a few seconds, which takes a financial operation in an exchange. On the other hand, if we carry out a study and sustained growth in the medium or long term, perhaps we will have more favorable results; we would also have invested in knowledge, influences and corporate work.
They are very wise words @josediccus
It's basic to say natural growth is often important, better and somewhat necessary in the long run. I think everything about growth should be natural, else we might just tick the wrong boxes, every natural process brings a certain learning experience... Thanks for your comment.
I believe that in any process, especially when it comes to achieving wealth, one must have strong ethical principles in order to achieve a balance. I do not judge anyone, however for me wealth is found in having my conscience clean, being with my family and having our basic needs covered because sometimes wanting to be rich separates you from the true wealth that is in the people you love.
Thank you for this beautiful and revealing post... We have no right of entitlement to people's wealth. We tend to pursue people's wealth than their hearts
I really wonder how people just move to wealthy people and thing they can milk them with no special access to their heart. The wealthy people may end up treating you badly and from there you hear things like "wealthy people are wicked and stingy"
-gold digger
Wealth that people accumulate out of bad intent never really lasts. It goes away and very fast too.
This is absolutely true, wealth from bad intent can be ephemeral. The emphasis is on people, I like to think that knowing people is more important, because everything is achievable with knowing the right people irrespective of their status, provided they have the right mindset.
I second this motion. A wise man once said," build good relationships as every other thing you build may crumble but your good relationships still stand".