By Cheval John
We all have the same lottery ticket to a successful life.
Yet, about 2% of the world are successful for the better while the majority are struggling to succeed for a better life.
And let me clarify what I mean by the majority are struggling for a better life.
Half of those who are “struggling” are actually working at a company on salary and are in the middle class.
And the middle class is shrinking every year due to layoffs and companies moving positions overseas to cut costs.
So why is it that a small percentage of people are wealthy while the rest are “poor”
Here are three reasons why
1. The Wealthy Value Their Time
The wealthy view their time as a valuable resource.
They use their time wisely to develop their skills that will allow them to accumulate wealth for the better.
In the same way as the wealthy value their time, the elite athletes like Serena Williams, Lebron James, Maya Moore and former Olympian, Laura Wilkinson put in the quality hours to perfect their craft so that when it is time to perform in their respective sports, they will excel and outlast their competition.
2. The Wealthy Value Their Friendships
The wealthy understand that if they spend quality time with people who will uplift them, they will be able to succeed in their respective business.
They don’t spent their time with negative people who always complain because they understand that they can be dragged down to that same negative attitude.
3. The Wealthy Are Always Learning
The wealthy are reading books from influential people who have succeeded in their lives.
In today’s age, the wealthy are also listening to uplifting podcasts like the Eventual Millionaire, hosted by Jaime Masters.
And most are hosting their own podcast to learn from their fellow peers about how to accumulate wealth or in the case, how to run a business.
And since I want to be as successful for the better like Tamara McCleary, Christin Kardos, Brian Fanzo, Kelly Hungerford, and Mrs. Wilkinson, I decided to host my own podcast, What’s The Word to learn from the above people and also Kristyna Torres, who is successful in her own right with her business.
So if you want to be like the 2% of the world who are enjoying their lives for the better, then you must start using your time wisely to where you can accumulate wealth.
When you spend your time with the correct people, you will not be like those who will use any excuse for the reason why they are not succeeding in life.
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Becoming The Small Percentage Who Succeeds For Better
By Cheval John
We all have the same lottery ticket to a successful life.
Yet, about 2% of the world are successful for the better while the majority are struggling to succeed for a better life.
And let me clarify what I mean by the majority are struggling for a better life.
Half of those who are “struggling” are actually working at a company on salary and are in the middle class.
And the middle class is shrinking every year due to layoffs and companies moving positions overseas to cut costs.
So why is it that a small percentage of people are wealthy while the rest are “poor”
Here are three reasons why
1. The Wealthy Value Their Time
The wealthy view their time as a valuable resource.
They use their time wisely to develop their skills that will allow them to accumulate wealth for the better.
In the same way as the wealthy value their time, the elite athletes like Serena Williams, Lebron James, Maya Moore and former Olympian, Laura Wilkinson put in the quality hours to perfect their craft so that when it is time to perform in their respective sports, they will excel and outlast their competition.
2. The Wealthy Value Their Friendships
The wealthy understand that if they spend quality time with people who will uplift them, they will be able to succeed in their respective business.
They don’t spent their time with negative people who always complain because they understand that they can be dragged down to that same negative attitude.
3. The Wealthy Are Always Learning
The wealthy are reading books from influential people who have succeeded in their lives.
In today’s age, the wealthy are also listening to uplifting podcasts like the Eventual Millionaire, hosted by Jaime Masters.
And most are hosting their own podcast to learn from their fellow peers about how to accumulate wealth or in the case, how to run a business.
And since I want to be as successful for the better like Tamara McCleary, Christin Kardos, Brian Fanzo, Kelly Hungerford, and Mrs. Wilkinson, I decided to host my own podcast, What’s The Word to learn from the above people and also Kristyna Torres, who is successful in her own right with her business.
So if you want to be like the 2% of the world who are enjoying their lives for the better, then you must start using your time wisely to where you can accumulate wealth.
When you spend your time with the correct people, you will not be like those who will use any excuse for the reason why they are not succeeding in life.
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About Cheval John
Cheval John is the Founder and CEO of Vallano Media, LLC, a marketing agency which helps small to mid-sized businesses use social media correctly to build a loyal following and in the process become more profitable. Cheval is also the host of "What's The Word?" a podcast about finding out what inspires people to choose their respective careers and how social media impacted their lives and business. He is the author of two books including the Amazon Best-Seller, "8 Lessons Every Podcaster Needs To Learn." He has spoken at Social Media Week Lima in Ohio and at Social Media Day Houston 2017 about topics around live streaming and podcasting. Cheval has been featured in media outlets including Ebony Magazine, Social Media Today and Forbes. He was named a Houston Top 25 Social Media Power Influencer (2016 and 2017) and a Twitter Top 50 Influencer by Onalytica in 2018.