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Writer's picturePremanandhan Narayanan

The Difference Between Wishing for Wealth and Committing to Becoming a Millionaire

A person has approached a millionaire with a desire to retire at the age of 45 with 3 million US Dollars in their bank account, a bungalow, and a Mercedes car. However, he expresses that he is uncertain about how to achieve this goal.


The millionaire responds by asking whether the person is simply wishing for this lifestyle or if they are truly committed to achieving it. The person expresses confusion about what the millionaire means by this distinction.





The millionaire then explains that those who simply wish for wealth and success often find excuses for why they cannot achieve it, such as blaming their upbringing, education, job opportunities, or family background. They may complain about their current situation and feel envious of others who seem to have it easier.


On the other hand, those who are truly committed to becoming a millionaire focus on taking action and working towards their goal, regardless of any obstacles or challenges that may arise. They are willing to put in the effort and make sacrifices in order to achieve their desired lifestyle.


The millionaire emphasizes that the key to becoming a millionaire is not just wishing for it, but committing oneself to the necessary hard work and dedication to make it a reality. By adopting a mindset of commitment rather than wishful thinking, anyone can increase their chances of achieving financial success and reaching their goals.


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