We work to earn, not to struggle in life.

[BlackBaron]

We often have to live from paycheck to paycheck, and there's nothing we can do about it. And then it seems that this is a stigma of poverty, and in fact Kiyosaki called it the "poverty trap", he also sometimes called this situation the "rat race", but this is insulting. I understand that he meant those who do not invest, although they have the opportunity. Because these strange people spend all their free money on entertainment, and complain about their lives, even though they could invest and forget about hiring after a few years.

Living paycheck to paycheck is unhealthy, because when something happens that costs your paycheck, problems arise. For example, if we are living on our salary, but at one time there is something that we don't want to happen, calamity and others that make us have to allocate more money for it, in the end the salary that was sufficient is now not.

And what will we do when that happens? One option is to take out a loan. Now we have another burden that we have to solve from our salary, which is a loan that is definitely not very healthy for our finances.

By investing, having an emergency fund, we will avoid situations like this. Because we have prepared everything. We can even prepare for our future.

[JoyMarsha]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

[Sulegzy39]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

I completely agree with you that being educated does not guarantee prosperity. However, many individuals nowadays believe that just because they have an education, they must be wealthy. To become wealthy today, you must work for yourself by starting your own business, making investments, and acquiring new skills.

Struggle is a part of life. Both the poor and the privileged must work to survive. However, here is a somewhat different point: hard work alone is not enough to achieve success. I've seen numerous people who worked hard but continued to struggle. Not because they lack will or skill, but because they live in a poor economic system characterized by injustice, favoritism, and nepotism.

[Emeraldo]

In our country, this is the most common tradition or belief. While we're young, we were taught to study hard and finish schooling, and get a stable job. Because once we have already acquired a stable job, we will start earning and improve our lives. And create consistent progress, until we end up getting rich and enjoy the best things in life.

Maybe the tradition and believe that when we go to school we would find a stable job and live happy ever after was because that was worked then that created that tradition. Then not everyone wanted to or had the opportunity to study and finish school, there were available jobs for graduates, inflation now was high and worse than then and the dream we are chasing now is to show off but what a dream life was then was self satisfaction.

Yes life at times can be very hard and unfair as we put in much efforts to academics and with great enthusiasm to become a fulfilled person in life. While I was growing up my parents always tell me that education is the key to success, and we all embrace this believe and grew with it, not until after graduating from university, entered into the labour market to discover that education is not just a key to success but a part that preparesa person for opportunity.
I was surprised one day when I applied for a jobe and I was told to submit at least 5 Years working experience before I can apply for the job, I felt weak as how and where on earth will a just graduated student get such experience from.

[Alone055]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

Well, education might not directly provide riches, you are right about that, but as you mentioned, it increases the possibilities for one to become successful in life because someone who is educated and someone who is not, the one with education will have higher chances of succeeding if they both start doing something, and it is because when you have education, proper education, you will have more knowledge than someone who doesn't have proper education. I know that knowledge and experience doesn't always come with education, but we have to acknowledge that having education is always a plus.

However, education is only one aspect, for one to actually become rich by working hard, they will obviously need to do something with full dedication and focus and then save money from what they are doing so that they can do something else that can possibly make them more money because you can't become rich by only working, you have to either make investments or have your own businesses running and then you can actually make wealth from that, otherwise, whatever you earn, you are only going to have enough to cover your expenses.

[junder]

I completely agree with you that being educated does not guarantee prosperity. However, many individuals nowadays believe that just because they have an education, they must be wealthy. To become wealthy today, you must work for yourself by starting your own business, making investments, and acquiring new skills.

Struggle is a part of life. Both the poor and the privileged must work to survive. However, here is a somewhat different point: hard work alone is not enough to achieve success. I've seen numerous people who worked hard but continued to struggle. Not because they lack will or skill, but because they live in a poor economic system characterized by injustice, favoritism, and nepotism.

Even those with higher education will lose out to those who have connections. Education is important, but it does not guarantee that we will become rich.

I believe that there are people who can be successful without a high level of education. It depends on the effort we put in, whether we have skills or not, but if we are willing to work hard to acquire skills, then that can have a positive impact on our lives.

Actually, in my opinion, even though the reason we work is to earn an income, the purpose of that income is to survive, which is the same concept as fighting to stay alive.

[Altryist]

Even those with higher education will lose out to those who have connections. Education is important, but it does not guarantee that we will become rich.

I believe that there are people who can be successful without a high level of education. It depends on the effort we put in, whether we have skills or not, but if we are willing to work hard to acquire skills, then that can have a positive impact on our lives.

Actually, in my opinion, even though the reason we work is to earn an income, the purpose of that income is to survive, which is the same concept as fighting to stay alive.

It depends on what kind of education we’re talking about. If you get a good education and become a strong specialist for example, a doctor or a lawyer, I think you can achieve a solid financial position in society even without connections. You could become part of the middle class, or maybe even higher, especially if you manage your finances wisely.

Of course it’s possible to become wealthy without education but with strong connections, yet I think it would still be more difficult. Because higher education is not just about getting a diploma, it’s about gaining knowledge that will later be important for managing your money and building your career.

[Pablo-wood]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

Education is designed to expose those it enlightened to opportunities that can better their lives. It is our individual responsibility to either grab life changing opportunities or create them ourselves. Education well utilized can create a network of people who can either partner to build long lasting investment or share opportunities within their cycle.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

Riches is truly a personal adventure. It is not even about how much a person earns because there are people who earn high and can't manage their finances. It is about what people do with their money, their choice of investment and how much network the have to boast their skills, market their talents or even grow an investment.

[Unknown Op]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

Education is designed to expose those it enlightened to opportunities that can better their lives. It is our individual responsibility to either grab life changing opportunities or create them ourselves. Education well utilized can create a network of people who can either partner to build long lasting investment or share opportunities within their cycle.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

Riches is truly a personal adventure. It is not even about how much a person earns because there are people who earn high and can't manage their finances. It is about what people do with their money, their choice of investment and how much network the have to boast their skills, market their talents or even grow an investment.

Most of the people want to get a job without any effort and they are using their all Links  of their father and grandfather and they want to be a person with money. People are facing many challenge in life And they want to earn more money and there are people who are doing hard work as they are doing labor in their country or in the other country. If you will Invest your most of the money to get job it is not good step because government can change the rules and your pension will be suspended at any time so it's time to be brave and start your own small business which you can start at any time with small money. If you are not ready to do struggle in life then you should go towards job but if you want to struggle in life then you should choose business .

[Fredomago]

I completely agree with you that being educated does not guarantee prosperity. However, many individuals nowadays believe that just because they have an education, they must be wealthy. To become wealthy today, you must work for yourself by starting your own business, making investments, and acquiring new skills.

Struggle is a part of life. Both the poor and the privileged must work to survive. However, here is a somewhat different point: hard work alone is not enough to achieve success. I've seen numerous people who worked hard but continued to struggle. Not because they lack will or skill, but because they live in a poor economic system characterized by injustice, favoritism, and nepotism.

Even those with higher education will lose out to those who have connections. Education is important, but it does not guarantee that we will become rich.

I believe that there are people who can be successful without a high level of education. It depends on the effort we put in, whether we have skills or not, but if we are willing to work hard to acquire skills, then that can have a positive impact on our lives.

Actually, in my opinion, even though the reason we work is to earn an income, the purpose of that income is to survive, which is the same concept as fighting to stay alive.

Yeah rght, and with extra efforts and good knwledge plus skills chances that you may not just survive but also you have the chance to excel and have a better life, and simila to what you said, there's no guarantee even how educated you are, chances not to have or unable to get the desire compensation can still happen to you.

More on how you seek for success and how eager you are to go out of your comfort zone and try whatever the potentials that may bring your the success that you are aiming to achieved.

[Olotu20]

Having a job that pays you a monthly payment will not make you rich, instead it keeps you poor and stagnant an this is what majority of the masses are taught and in turn will teach their children and keep the circle flowing. This is why we are having people who struggles despite the effort that, they put into their work. Working will not make anyone rich especially when you are working for another person.

[abhiseshakana]

I completely agree with you that being educated does not guarantee prosperity. However, many individuals nowadays believe that just because they have an education, they must be wealthy. To become wealthy today, you must work for yourself by starting your own business, making investments, and acquiring new skills.

Struggle is a part of life. Both the poor and the privileged must work to survive. However, here is a somewhat different point: hard work alone is not enough to achieve success. I've seen numerous people who worked hard but continued to struggle. Not because they lack will or skill, but because they live in a poor economic system characterized by injustice, favoritism, and nepotism.

Even those with higher education will lose out to those who have connections. Education is important, but it does not guarantee that we will become rich.

I believe that there are people who can be successful without a high level of education. It depends on the effort we put in, whether we have skills or not, but if we are willing to work hard to acquire skills, then that can have a positive impact on our lives.

Actually, in my opinion, even though the reason we work is to earn an income, the purpose of that income is to survive, which is the same concept as fighting to stay alive.

Yeah rght, and with extra efforts and good knwledge plus skills chances that you may not just survive but also you have the chance to excel and have a better life, and simila to what you said, there's no guarantee even how educated you are, chances not to have or unable to get the desire compensation can still happen to you.

More on how you seek for success and how eager you are to go out of your comfort zone and try whatever the potentials that may bring your the success that you are aiming to achieved.

I think education is not guarante of success it is just a tools to increase success probability, so its is not golden ticket for wealth. For me , what important to get financial stability are prosperity mindset and resilience identity, we also must have relevant skill which needed by market and society, we must have healthy financial plan  with good cashflow managerial skill and the most important think is high adaptation ability.

We all understand that economic equality is an uthopia and matter of fact economic system with bank, fiat and also capital market isn't fair and leave us with pressure for adaptation and strategy. I believe that hard work only create income but it can not create wealth, only good and smart strategy can make it real. Don't just exchange your time with money, try to build system which produce money by cashflow management, investment,  and develop high value skill. If you only focus on basic needed and working to pay the bill its mean you only have survival mindset not prosperity mindset.

[Makus]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

They said education is the key and till now I still doubt that statement because being rich does not have anything to do with acquiring education even though it is an important aspect of life that should be taken seriously but the idea of getting wealthy as a result of it is a myopic mindset. A lot of people spend more than 4 years in the university and after graduating they find out that it is not really about whwt they studied in school, it is all about creativity and thinking out of the box. What could make you rich might be something not related to your field of study.

[junder]

It depends on what kind of education we’re talking about. If you get a good education and become a strong specialist for example, a doctor or a lawyer, I think you can achieve a solid financial position in society even without connections. You could become part of the middle class, or maybe even higher, especially if you manage your finances wisely.

Of course it’s possible to become wealthy without education but with strong connections, yet I think it would still be more difficult. Because higher education is not just about getting a diploma, it’s about gaining knowledge that will later be important for managing your money and building your career.

I believe that anything is possible if we are willing to try, but sometimes circumstances force us to give up. I think you understand what I mean because I have experienced it myself. Right now, I’m no longer chasing after what I want. I just do and work on what’s in front of me, and as long as it’s productive, I’ll do it. But that doesn’t mean I discourage others. In fact, I admire those who have achieved what they want.

[Dareo]

The sad reality of life is that being educated doesn't provide riches. It will only make you enlightened, increase opportunities, help in developing critical thinking, and social networks with people.

However, the aspect of becoming rich in today's economy, you are the one to work it out for yourself, through the means you find, whether it's from having businesses, investments, or skills. Whichever one someone chooses, the universe will favor the person according to their efforts and inputs put in place without minding their educational background, or family background

Education by itself makes no one rich, that is true. But education gives people the ability to think, to understand the difference between right and wrong and often opens their eyes to new opportunities. But in the ending money or wealth often comes from other places. Some do business, some learn to invest, some make their own place with some skill, So I think education lays a foundation but the way people build their personal path on that foundation mostly depends on their efforts and decisions.

[Alpha Marine]

They said education is the key and till now I still doubt that statement because being rich does not have anything to do with acquiring education even though it is an important aspect of life that should be taken seriously but the idea of getting wealthy as a result of it is a myopic mindset. A lot of people spend more than 4 years in the university and after graduating they find out that it is not really about whwt they studied in school, it is all about creativity and thinking out of the box. What could make you rich might be something not related to your field of study.

That's because you people have boxed education to just the 4 walls of school. Education as a whole is way broader than that. There are many ways of acquiring education, and if you're not educated in something, you can't get money from it.
If you were not born wealthy, to become wealthy in any field, you have to be educated in it. You have to learn the business or skill that will help you create wealth for yourself, and that is an education.

You talk about "creativity and thinking out of the box", and education will help you do that. An education broadens your mind and helps you think differently. That is why the better the education received, the better the mind works. The wont teach you how to make money in school, they won't teach you how to make money, or how to run a business, or how to lead people, but the training you receive will help you handle problems when you face them in real life.
Education is still the key. Almost everybody that have made money (even illegally) got an education about what they do one way or the other.

[Fredomago]

It depends on what kind of education we’re talking about. If you get a good education and become a strong specialist for example, a doctor or a lawyer, I think you can achieve a solid financial position in society even without connections. You could become part of the middle class, or maybe even higher, especially if you manage your finances wisely.

Of course it’s possible to become wealthy without education but with strong connections, yet I think it would still be more difficult. Because higher education is not just about getting a diploma, it’s about gaining knowledge that will later be important for managing your money and building your career.

I believe that anything is possible if we are willing to try, but sometimes circumstances force us to give up. I think you understand what I mean because I have experienced it myself. Right now, I’m no longer chasing after what I want. I just do and work on what’s in front of me, and as long as it’s productive, I’ll do it. But that doesn’t mean I discourage others. In fact, I admire those who have achieved what they want.

Different people have their different perspectives in life if you think that you are okay with what you are doing right now it won't affect anyone to stop their chase, you just learn how to survive and enjoy whatever you gain, though similar to what you said, I also admire those who keep pushing forward and still aiming to achieve their goals, the courage inside that keeps them to believe that there are more to come as long as they continue pursuing to succeed.

[Marvelockg]

But I don't think we are getting align with it. Instead of working to earn and get rich, why are majority now end up struggling in life? Honestly, what I'm seeing right now is that we work to survive, not to make money and get rich in the process. Could this be the real possibility of life? Or we are just blinded by fantasies in life? Or is it because working alone is never sufficient enough to make riches in life, but we need various investments to achieve success and get wealthy in the long run?

It is like this because we are living in a time when our economy is actually not doing really well and we are literally struggling and at the same time feeding a lot of people under our shelf because they are equally not doing well as well. if you are earning well, and your pay is something that is fair enough, you should comfortably take care of all your expenses and still have some that you are reserving for times of uncertainty and the future. it is because our earning is small relative to the things we are using it for that it appears as though we are still struggling even though we are equally working.

[Bluedrem]

Education by itself makes no one rich, that is true. But education gives people the ability to think, to understand the difference between right and wrong and often opens their eyes to new opportunities. But in the ending money or wealth often comes from other places. Some do business, some learn to invest, some make their own place with some skill, So I think education lays a foundation but the way people build their personal path on that foundation mostly depends on their efforts and decisions.

Since education gives people the ability to do so many things, then where is the obstacle to saying that education makes people rich? Since education gives people the ability to understand good and evil, if a person wants to improve in life, then first of all he has to acquire the ability to understand good and evil and try to find out what he can do to become rich and only when he can find out those things can he become rich. If you look at the rich, you will see that most of the rich are educated, yes you may be an exception.

[eightdots]

Education by itself makes no one rich, that is true. But education gives people the ability to think, to understand the difference between right and wrong and often opens their eyes to new opportunities. But in the ending money or wealth often comes from other places. Some do business, some learn to invest, some make their own place with some skill, So I think education lays a foundation but the way people build their personal path on that foundation mostly depends on their efforts and decisions.

Since education gives people the ability to do so many things, then where is the obstacle to saying that education makes people rich? Since education gives people the ability to understand good and evil, if a person wants to improve in life, then first of all he has to acquire the ability to understand good and evil and try to find out what he can do to become rich and only when he can find out those things can he become rich. If you look at the rich, you will see that most of the rich are educated, yes you may be an exception.

To seize opportunities, we need to be knowledgeable. If we are knowledgeable, we are prepared to understand how opportunities arise and how to utilize them. There can be many different ways to make or acquire money, and being prepared to seize opportunities is essential.

In fact, it might be more accurate to say that education alone is not enough. You can be educated, but wealth requires a combination of many factors. Education offers advantages, but in many areas, it may not be sufficient on its own.