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The richest man in China is "Jack Ma" who has an estimated fortune of $39 billion

He says: If you put money and bananas in front of the monkeys

Monkeys will choose bananas, because they don't know

Money buys more bananas!


And if you do the same thing with most people and their choice is between a project and a monthly salary in a particular job, the majority would choose the monthly job, because they do not know that projects bring more money than the monthly salary and completely change life.


One of the things that make people poor is that they have not learned to see the opportunities that come from projects.. because throughout their lives they have been taught in schools that work is always for the sake of the monthly job, and they have learned that instead of working for themselves they will work for others!


It is true that the monthly salary prevents you from poverty, but it also prevents you from getting rich, and I have never seen in my life someone who works from 8 am to 3 pm become rich.

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