The Sixth Law of Making Money: To make big money, you must dare to take action!
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Wealth flows everywhere in the world; it’s all about whether you dare to pursue it or not. Money is so tempting, but to make big money, you must dare to take action!
There's no such thing as a free lunch in this world, nor does pie fall from the sky.
Without action, you cannot make money, and without daring to act, you cannot make big money. It's not enough to just dream—you must also dare to do. If you're unwilling to take risks, you'll only be able to dabble in small ventures and earn pocket change.
I act, I prosper! Look at all the wealthy heroes throughout history—they were all bold, wise, and full of action. Take Bill Gates, for example, who abandoned his Harvard education to start Microsoft from scratch. What courage and action that required! And Mike Dell, America's youngest billionaire, who began assembling and selling computers while still in college, eventually founding his own computer company—how admirable is that?
Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle Corporation, not only dropped out of Harvard but went on to amass 26 billion US dollars. He even returned to Harvard to give a speech encouraging students to drop out, though he was dragged off the stage by security. Then there are figures like Ding Lei of NetEase, Zhang Hai of Jianlibao, and Xu Ming of Dalian Shide. Their achievements today stem from their willingness to take risks and act boldly back when they started.
To make big money, one must have the courage to act and take risks. Without action, dreams remain just that—dreams.