When you’re not yet wealthy enough, don’t rush to help poor people. What you need most right now is to learn, face challenges, and grow. The fastest way: start by finding and helping wealthy people.
Wealthy people have abundant work but scarce time. They need trustworthy people who deliver. When you enter their world, they don’t care where you came from — they care what value you bring and what problems you can solve.
Do well, and they compensate you fairly. Clear, sraightforward, without emotion.
Try to help poor people first, and you’ll run into suspicion. Not because they’re bad — but because a scarcity mindset built over years makes them constantly afraid of being exploited. “You’re here to take advantage of me…”
I was once poor. I had those same defensive thoughts. I understand it deeply.
Only after building real skills through working with the successful can you truly help others — with genuine value, not just good intentions.