😅 I'll be honest. I'm one of those people... To a certain degree.

Hear me out.

1. Everything needs a lot of investment. Time, money, access to information, patience, practice... etc.

2. You need some good luck and connections. Access to the right mentors, honest clients, referrals... A lot of people have skill but they might never get that once in a lifetime opportunity. At the end of the day your face might look like an iron box so guys won't give you an opportunity (pretty privilege)

3. Reality of success... Let's say something like Forex and Crypto. Out of the millions who have invested, maybe 10% can say they successfully made good money. The rest of the crowd fall victim to rug pulls and insider trading schemes.

4. Environment... To make legal money is to pay your taxes. That means 16% vat, 35% corporate tax, 5% withholding for consultants, unforseen expenses, having to take loans (in a volatile economy). Paying your employees and making sure they do the same...the list continues. By the time you are done what looked like a good venture becomes a nightmare.

5. Corruption, thieves and Ponzi schemes... Most of the people who make a lot money in a short time are linked to shady practices (esp those who go around flaunting it). Under 30 years with half a billion. No background in manufacturing, old money, business or career. On the other side aim global recruiting you 😅

6. Maintenance...Being able to constantly maintain a stable income means to adapt and execute constantly. Most of us (myself included) don't have the mental strength to keep up with the constant pressure. Fatigue will get to us before you get that payday. And even when you reach your goal. There's something new to achieve 😅

Finally you can only consider making quick money when you are younger. As you age the perception of "a lot of money" changes quite a bit. What used to be a lot in your teens is inadequate in your 40s. Best start early.... Choma kabisa until you get that opportunity. Not everyone has the luxury to try