This evening I am going to talk/ramble about my beliefs about the difference of being rich or poor financially.
To be clear I believe today's middle class are a hair away from being poor.
One time after WW 2, and the emerging of the baby boomers what we know as the middle class was born. And it was good, dare I say really good for a time. But something happened.
The rich found a way tonget richer.
Back in the time of kings and queens and peasants the rich feed of the poor. There where only two classes, the haves and have nots.
With the middle class of the 20th century the rich must have been rubbing their hands at how to manipulate that for their favor. And oh boy did they.
They convinced people that to live with a house, a two car family you had to spend your life in debt. And we all fell for it. Including me. Buy now pay later.
It is a cycle that is near impossible to get out of once started.
How do you get out of it? Damn good question.
Did you know there is enough wealth on this planet for each and every one of us to be millionaires.
One way to stop being poor is to work hard, work your ass off and not be wasteful. That works.
Another way is to work for yourself, start a business.
Many ways.
One of my favorite is how to make a million dollars. Sell one million pizzas with a profit of 1 dollar each.
But to the point, the world we live in now, 99.99 percent of people will always be poor and middle class.
Web 3.0. Hive. Age of abundance. For those of us already here we will be better off than most in the future. People coming to it in the next few years will be better off.
Most people don't want you to know that a revolution has started. The world, the information age, web 3.0 is going to bring prosperity to the masses.
Don't be left behind. Show up here every day. Read, learn, educate yourself.
Hard fork 26 today was a giant leap forward for all of us.
I have only one wish. That either I was younger or the web 3.0 revolution had started 20 years ago.
I cannot wait to see the results in the coming years.
Rich man, poor man. What one are you going to be?
Bradley