Richard Branson: This is the most important skill to be successful from CNBC.
No one started out richer than rich unless they were born into a wealthy family. Humble millionaires and billionaires who started from the bottom amassing great wealth understands struggle is involved. They knew they would experience countless adversity ranging from family members turning on them when they had nothing, being wrongfully terminated from employment and set up by a narcissist employer, falsely accused without evidence, and left to virtually die without family support. Despite visionary entrepreneurs experiencing countless adversity left and right, they saw the good in negative situations and faithfully did the transformation business work out of inspiration or desperation. going above and beyond in entrepreneurship due to past life circumstances is the reason why some people are abnormally wealthy and have a different way of thinking vs. the average person.
Richard Branson's tips for success from CNBC.
Sir Richard Branson of Virgin.com has great advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in an article published on CNBC.com. Though his advice is targeted toward young entrepreneurs, perhaps you'll find inspiration reading the CNBC article and hopefully get motivated to start your side hustle today. If you're currently in a job where you're not happy, feel trespassed against by phony friends, two-faced family members who say they love you in one breath and quietly try to set you up for harm in secrecy, tired of people from your past only contacting you when they think you're a millionaire or came into money, you can use that negative motivation to start your own business with no delay and get organized as an aspiring entrepreneur.