Where's the Money?: The Cycle of Poverty and Why the Majority Can’t Be Rich

Most of what composes the rich mindset in a high-class is based on the legacy of high standards regarding integrity and survival skills.

Children born in rich families are asked to expose their ideas and learn to express themselves, but also to fight for their rights and protect self-interest.

Seeking for the highest protection available, they may become what we now know as the Illuminati, while not necessarily enlightened by name or spirit, but by life philosophy and accumulated strength.

They are less than 1% holding to 99% of the world’s wealth, while the rest is battling within and against life as only wild animals would.

While the poor work harder to earn more, the rich invest more to work less; and, while the poor save

One side of the world is composed of cheaters that see impunity in their actions and the other is composed of independent mentalities based on fear and competition of interests, while a small third portion is composed of all the rest that doesn’t fit such degrading reality and struggles in loneliness for a place on Earth.

Within this paradigm, the mindset of the poor consists in persisting harder in one direction only, and that includes applying strategies to extract as much money as possible from others, instead of offering valuable service or increasing the value of a specific service.

We could say that the current Education System promotes poverty, even if it isn’t clear how much the environment affects and stimulates these results as well

As a conclusion we could say that knowledge opens the horizons to those that can see beyond, but such evidence would be far from enough

one single word has the power to determine the actions and attitudes of an entire group or nation.

Success demands repositioning ourselves above our own mind with all its values and believes acquired from birth.

It’s a secret only hidden from those that don’t want to see it, that China has become rich thanks to those that send all their savings from abroad and choose to retire in their country.

They fail in noticing that those going to the same places always check for the opinions of others that have been there already, but also that one opinion can determine the behavior of the rest.