Rich never run behind money

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The first and foremost trait that rich people have in common is that they never run behind money. They work on their own idea for their own success.

Everyone on this earth has a purpose to live with. It is this ultimate purpose or the cause that we aim to achieve in our life. Keep this in your mind, ‘Getting rich is not directly the meaning for achieving money in one’s life. It’s all about success’.  And note this phrase, it may be repeated in the upcoming posts also because the rich never run behind money.

The difference between being rich and wealthy has a huge difference in itself.  Consider yourself as the richest man in the earth (Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates, it’s up to you). You have all the wealth to live a luxurious life. You don’t have to wake up early and leave to a tedious job that you hate to do. Despite being the richest man in the world, every day you wake up from your bed and you fail at least once for the day in your business or whatever it may be. How will you feel? Be true from your heart. The starting few days in your new life would be amazing but soon enough you will be circled in the state of depression. You will hate for what you are. You will hate to be a failure. But still, you have got enough money to have a luxurious life. ‘A meaningful life is not being rich’ which means earning money is not the only part of your life.

It’s not money that drives you towards happiness or towards the rich’s life. It is the success that keeps you enthusiastic in your life and money is nothing but the by-product of success. In fact, making money is important. There is a famous saying ‘Money isn’t everything but earn money before you say it.’ But running behind money alone doesn’t yield you success, rather keeps you engaged running in your entire life. Success is the sense that you can feel and money is the reward that you obtain in materialistic. So stop chasing money in your life which rich’s never do.
The first and the foremost trait for being rich is not to run behind money.
About the Author:

Shripathy Swaminathan is a passionate writer and an aspiring author from the Manchester city of India. Graduating in the field of engineering, he started his quest to find the writer in himself in order to inspire people by his thoughts.

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