As I was pondering on this magnificent post by@joetunex I decided to take a look at life, money, growth, opportunity, and people. The truth is, that everyone wants to grow. This is because we covet growth and the enablements that come with it.
But what about the challenges that come with growth? For example, making money is growing financially, but growth financially is not everything growth. Becoming financially responsible is growth even if doesn't necessarily translate to wealth.
Building: A Trustable Process
In life, we often feel that making money is the pinnacle of growth and success, this is because we put money in front of everything; in front of a business relationship or due process.
Some people fail too hard at building business relationships that could help them become a tycoon, a trustable brand. This is because they feel that the process or journey is too long they end up burning their bridges to win.
Winning in life is what we're all obsessed with. While growth can be winning, winning is not necessarily growth.
Wining or Winning Organically?
A person who hits a lottery or becomes rich through gambling can be considered a winner and this is because they've attained financial conquest, however, they can only grow if they establish sustainability with their newfound wealth.
I used to tell people that wealth is in sustainability, a person is never truly free unless they can manage to defy the odds to multiply whatever Money they've made.
Being wealthy is a process, it's like rope-walking across a river, only people who gave gotten to the other end could say they've attained growth. Winning is something we all want to do but then, not a lot of us can pay the price.
A Vivid Analogy
We tend to get thrilled by results and this is how we often overrate our endurance level. Growth is also an ingredient to winning organically, when people inorganically win, it's difficult to consider it as growth.
needless to say, some people consider we don't see the reasons to organically win, provide the effect feels just as good, however, take we all know that free money and earned money are often valued differently and this is a vivid analogy.
In life, even if we do not want to strive too hard, we must wish for due process to disappear.
Crypto: Black Or White?
Economically speaking, life isn't black or white and this is because human life and experience are too voluminous.
For example, crypto is a technology that's bettered the lives of some people, sadly this isn't the case for some others, now can we necessarily attach a singular sentiment to Crypto based on how it's differently affected only one person?
At the end of the day, we have to understand that we need to grow in life to even handle the reality of winning.
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