The rich and the soon-to-be rich have vastly different lifestyles and attitudes towards work than the average person. This is reflected in how they spend their time.
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That only applies to Americans who are free. The vast majority of reasons the most ambitious, talented and hard working are NOT rich is because of unfettered apparatuses of massive government and police overreach which destroy their citizens.
So, the concept of "rich or poor" isn't as black and white as Americans would think, at least outside the free nation of America where innovation and hard work is rewarded.
In other systems, many of them caste systems of different versions of a caste, effort will never surpass the power of the state.
One day when Canada collapses, thanks in large part due to the actions of state abusers, in particularly in big cities in Ontario; this story will be revisited yet again.
The citizens of East Germany didn't realize just how deep the betrayals in their system were, wives spying on husbands, kids and parents on each other, until the fall of the wall. As fate would have it, their stories were largely told by the West Germans. People who could never become rich, understood why in the worst manner.
Many found out about their files but chose to not view them (the East Germans pieced together as many files as they could on citizens in the name of transparency and made citizens aware that the Stasi had one on them) because they suspected a close friend or even family member had been the collaborator, it would be too much for them to confirm so they never opened it up.
In the future, Americans will tell the stories of the violations of rights of citizens in Canada and Europe almost certainly. As long as you win vs China and the far-left don;t take over your nation.
The right to self determination of the citizen is vital, it is G-ds demands for economic and social justice, to be paid fairly and to be free to contribute to ones talents.
Only in America I assure you. Always take that into consideration when assessing the applicability of such advice.
