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Wealth Notes💰

26 Feb, 06:37


Believe in both God and yourself.
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23 Feb, 18:28


Be alone until you're valued.
Here are 11 signs that you're mentally strong.☝️💫🌟💡

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23 Feb, 11:18


Why RICH people wants to look POOR | Strange secrets of RICH revealed ☝️☝️☝️

Wealth Notes💰

23 Feb, 11:17


S. Bankman was a really rich guy, worth $22 billion at just 29 years old. What made him interesting was that, despite having so much money, he lived in a way that seemed kind of simple and down-to-earth.

He would show off his life on social media, and people couldn't believe it. Instead of living in a fancy mansion, he slept in a bean bag. This was a big deal because most super-rich people like to flaunt their wealth with big houses and expensive stuff. But not S. Bankman.

He wore casual clothes like shorts and t-shirts and lived in a regular place with roommates. People thought he was either crazy or super into fitness. However, when he explained himself in an interview, it turned out he was doing it on purpose.

S. Bankman wanted people to relate to him. He thought that rich people often seem distant from regular folks, so he decided to be different. He believed that if he looked and lived like an average person, more people would like him.

In the interview, he even said he didn't cut his hair because he wanted people to love him. It was all about being relatable. He knew that if he seemed like a regular person, more people would trust and admire him.

This was a big deal because, usually, rich people are expected to live in a fancy way. They take loans to show off how much money they have. But S. Bankman went against all of that. He used his wealth to connect with people instead of showing off.

His choice to live a simpler life became a major part of how people saw him. He showed that being rich wasn't just about having a lot of money; it was about making a positive impact on others.

S. Bankman's story became important for people who questioned what success should look like. He proved that true wealth wasn't just about having a big bank account; it was about how much you could touch the hearts of others.

Wealth Notes💰

23 Feb, 11:11


Let's learn this lesson with an example.

In 1970, people in America had started spreading a lot of filth.


The government got worried and decided to do something about it.

To correct this, they made a touching ad with a bus stop, where people were busy doing their stuff, like reading newspapers, sipping coffee, and even smoking.

When the bus came, everyone hopped on, leaving behind a messy bus stop.

Then, the ad zoomed in on a poster showing a sad American, hoping people would feel bad and stop littering. But guess what? It didn't work!

You see, there's this thing called social proof in our minds. If we see others doing something, we tend to copy them, whether it's good or not.

It's like when you see your friend eating candy, and suddenly, you want candy too!


Even big shots like Mark Zuckerberg wear the same gray t-shirt all the time. It's not just about saving time; it's also about wanting to seem like a regular person, just like you and me.

So, what we learned from this story is that what others do influences us a lot.

We like to follow people who seem like us because it makes us feel connected.

And that's why sometimes, even if we don't realize it, we end up doing what others do.

It's like a magic spell that makes us copy each other! 🌟🚌

Wealth Notes💰

23 Feb, 11:07


In this video, Yusuf Ali, the billionaire owner of Lulu Group, calls his employee and shows people how his employee has a diamond watch while hee wears a normal watch.

 If he wants, he can buy as many diamond watches as he wants, but the question is, why does he wear a normal watch?

The answer is relatability.

Wealth Notes💰

23 Feb, 05:56


The Pain of discipline is way better than the pain of regrets.
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21 Feb, 07:28


Master the art of goal setting in 2024.

1.Identify your vision

Start by identifying your long-term vision and breaking it down into smaller, more achievable goals.
This will help you stay focused and motivated on the path to achieving your dreams.

2.Smart goals

Set specific, measurable, achievable , relevant, time bound goals ( SMART). This will help you stay on track and make it easier to measure your progress.


3.Write your goals.

Write your goals and review them regularly. This will help you stay accountable and stay motivated to work towards your goals.


4.Supportive people.

Surround yourself with supportive people who help you stay motivated and on track. This could be your friend, family or a coach or a mentor.


5.Be flexible.

Be flexible and adaptable. Life can throw us curveballs, and it's important to be able to adjust your goals as needed. Stay open to new opportunities and don't be afraid to pivot if something isn't working out.
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Hope you'll set great goals and take massive action to achieve.

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Wealth Notes💰

19 Feb, 16:25


build your BODY.
build your VALUE.
build your WEALTH.
build your MUSCLES.
build your MINDSET.
build your NETWORK.
build your BUSINESS.
build your CHARACTER.
build your DISCIPLINE.
build your RESILIENCE.
build your CONFIDENCE.

Wealth Notes💰

19 Feb, 07:27


Prioritization=planning=productivity

Monthly Prioritization! 🗓️

It's time to break down those big dreams

into actionable steps,

set priorities,

and create a checklist that fuels your daily success. 🌈💪

turn it into a habit,

and watch how it transforms your journey.

📅 The Power of Monthly Planning:


Setting Priorities:

Identify what truly matters and deserves your attention this month.

Daily Breakdown:

Turn those monthly goals into actionable tasks, day by day.

Checklist Mastery:

Embrace the satisfaction of ticking off completed tasks – your roadmap to success!

💡 Invest in Yourself:

"Successful people don't just chase distant dreams; they invest in daily actions.

💼💡 Learn the art of prioritization, connect with me, and let's tailor a plan that maximizes your growth.

Remember, investing in yourself is the smartest investment you can make!"