Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
We are literally overwhelmed by "get rich quick" offerings, from mastermind courses to various more or less sketchy products... but is getting rich quick really the way to go?
No, not really, with this video explaining why getting rich slowly represents the superior alternative.
Does this mean getting rich quick is impossible? Of course not, as it isn't difficult to point to individuals who have successfully done just that. However, by merely asking if it is possible, you are asking the wrong question. The right one is asking how probable it is.
And, unfortunately, the overwhelming majority of those who try to get rich quick fail. To make matters worse, the select few who make it are given ample exposure, giving people the wrong impression that proverbially hitting it big is extremely common. It is not.
As difficult as it is to make the case for getting rich slowly to individuals who have been conditioned to believe that the exact opposite approach is the way to go, One Minute Economics is yet again here to tell the unpopular truth :)
We are literally overwhelmed by "get rich quick" offerings, from mastermind courses to various more or less sketchy products... but is getting rich quick really the way to go?
No, not really, with this video explaining why getting rich slowly represents the superior alternative.
Does this mean getting rich quick is impossible? Of course not, as it isn't difficult to point to individuals who have successfully done just that. However, by merely asking if it is possible, you are asking the wrong question. The right one is asking how probable it is.
And, unfortunately, the overwhelming majority of those who try to get rich quick fail. To make matters worse, the select few who make it are given ample exposure, giving people the wrong impression that proverbially hitting it big is extremely common. It is not.
As difficult as it is to make the case for getting rich slowly to individuals who have been conditioned to believe that the exact opposite approach is the way to go, One Minute Economics is yet again here to tell the unpopular truth :)
