There is a commonly held belief in our society that success is measured by one's amount of wealth and material possessions. This flawed way of thinking has led to unfulfilled desire for more possessions in an attempt to gain a high social standing, even at the expense of exploiting others.
I'm of a different viewpoint that I believe is essential to long-term societal growth.
Firts off, please understand that I have nothing against acquiring wealth, but this should never be what we orient life around as our driving force.
A people centred approach that brings purpose to the forefront of running an enterprise is a more sustainable way of doing business than a commercial approach where the primary objective is financial profitability.
Rather than making it about us, how about building meaningful business ventures that centre around other people so they can endure beyond our lifetime.
Nobody will remember our social status or the titles we held when we exit the stage. By prioritising long-term impact over short-term personal benefits, we can create models and structures that would outlive us, shaping the future of humanity for generations to come.
Have you watched the most recent video on my YouTube channel?