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November 13, 2014

Why China's Richest Man Jack Ma Tired and Doesn't Like Being Rich?

You might think and plan to be successful and become the richest person in your community or country and here comes a very successful man in China says, "I'm tired and doesn't like being the richest man in the country.

This is unusual and unknown to everybody.

Let's see his thoughts about being the richest man in China.

Got this news from Finance.Yahoo, CNBC.


Jack Ma said he has not been happy recently, and he finds being his country's richest man "a great pain." "This month I'm not very happy-I think too much pressure," Ma said. "I try to make myself happy no, because I know that if I'm not happy my colleagues are not happy, and my shareholders are not happy, and my customers are not happy."

Ohh! This is far from what many thought of being rich. But why?

Read his thoughts...

"Maybe the stock goes so up, maybe people have high expectations on you, maybe I think too much about the future and have too many things to worry about," Ma said. "I'm happy with the results, but honestly I think when people think too highly of you, you have the responsibility to calm down and be yourself."

"Rich people is good.' Yeah it is good, but not the richest man in China. It's a great pain because when you're (the) richest person in the world, everybody (is) surrounding you for money," he said. "Today when I walk on the street, people look at you in a different-I want people to see this is entrepreneur, this is a guy who is having fun of himself, and I want to be myself."

The following statement is very important, read it and understand it by heart. I was moved by this message.

"In order to get rid of this "pain," Ma suggested he is looking at ways to use his money to give back to society."

Spending money is much more difficult than making money." Ma said he is looking at potentially establishing a foundation that can "spend money in a business way."

Wow! Great message from China's richest man, giving back to the society is the solution of this pain of being tired and doesn't like being rich.

Watch the VIDEO from CNBC.


Investment secrets from the  richest  man of China.

September 14, 2011

The 90/10 Rule of Money

I got to read this wonderful article from Robert Kiyosaki, these are just some of the insights I got to know from him.

In the world of money, the rule is 90/10. This means 90 percent of the people make 10 percent of the money and 10 percent of the people make 90 percent of the money.

Crisis is a good time for professionals and a bad time for amateurs in investing.

What is the difference between a professional and an amateur investor?

Professionals know their best is not good enough. They always want to do better. When someone says, ‘I'll do my best' or ‘I'll give it my best shot' or I'll try,' they've already lost. Those are not words of a winner.

In the world of ‘the best,' your best is never good enough. If you're going to be a winner in life, you have to constantly go beyond your best. Most people are happy being average. Most are happy being faceless in a sea of faces. That's why 10 percent always win 90 percent of the rewards. I get up every day, grateful for what I have accomplished, yet looking forward to doing better. I want do better than my (previous) best everyday. It's not about the money anymore. I have enough money. I just love the game of making money.

Amateurs are amateurs because they do not love the game enough. When it is cold and rainy, a professional golfer will play. The amateur will not. When they are sick, the professional will play. The amateur stays in bed. When they are losing, the professional will practice harder and enter more tournaments. The amateur will quit and take up tennis.

A financial crisis is a great time for professional investors and a horrible time for average ones. If you're going to invest, don't be average. It's time to turn pro... or take up tennis.



It is such a great idea from Robert Kiyosaki to becoming professional from an amateur investor. This phrase impacted me most, "your best is never good enough."
Professionals never quit, they love the game.
This is also true in all areas of our life. Whatever we are doing right now, to be the best is our goal in everyday endeavor.

I will learn and love the game of making money.
I will play the game to better myself to love more, serve more, and do more.
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