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Saturday, November 24, 2018

Wisdom, Wealth, Health, Taste of Wealth, Experiences, Temptations of Luxuries, Fame, Failure in Life, Victory is not Immediate

Wisdom is a key to wealth, health, and happiness. A person gains wisdom by learning from the past and applying its lessons to the decisions they make every day. In turn, this is why you learn about toxic people, fanatics, extremist, isolationist, con artist through your experiences. People make people, but it is the ones who learn from bad and good experiences and diversify their beliefs, goals, in ever ending enhancement, who know how to deflect bad things and bad people to create there own journey and not someone else's that use you for their purposes.

But a person does not need to learn solely from their own experiences. By examining the words of presidents, philosophers, billionaires, and thought leaders, any person can bridge the gap between where they are and where they are meant to be. 

The taste of wealth is a sweet poison. It pulls a person deep into its vortex, enticing them with promises of comfort and ease, but in doing so in being manipulated by others can never have peace of mind in being themselves and developing their own journey and self-fulfillment. What purpose does work serve when a person has enough to never work again? Why strive for anything when you have everything? You must continue to think out the box if you have everything you needed, then help and teach others of your knowledge. Build others up, who do not have but have the will for it.

But as time goes on, “everything” begins to feel like nothing. A life lacking purpose is a life lacking direction. Palaces and planes cannot fill the void of an aimlessly wandering soul. Only you can find that.

When wealth enters your life, resist the temptations of luxury. Use money as a tool to achieve greater things and to bring positive changes to the lives around you. Wealth is never the finish line but merely another step in life’s journey, for life is ever learning, ever-changing, with a lot of chapters until your death.

The successful do not dwell on the opinions of reporters and fanatics. To the famous, fame is merely a side effect of their greatest achievements or rewards from your good works. Flashing lights and cameras are tools of the trade: windows for the public to gaze through as they search for people and things to seize their attention. Fame is simply a pedestal lifting up objects for others to desire.

Seekers of fame rarely find good fortune. Instead, choose to create something that will be desired by many, and they will lift you up into the heights of prominence on their own shoulders.

You will fail many times in life. You will seek knowledge, pursue goodness, work with the deepest of dedication, and still things will go wrong. The missteps can become overwhelming and lead you to question: is it all worth it if I could still lose in the end?

Victory is never immediate or easy. It always comes at the last expected moment — appearing when your breaking point is nearly reached. If you push aside your fears and stay focused on your ultimate goal, it will feed you the energy you need to power through any obstacles. Distractors from your goals you have to go around, without response, but with pacification for only that moment, then once around the obstacle, move on. 

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