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I want to be a millionaire at 40

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For younger people everything seems possible in a virtual world and without dedication, persistence and effort. Is it possible to do what they love most and contribute to the growth of the country? How to become a millionaire at a young age? I want to be a millionaire at 40  (3 minutes of reading) Social networks are creating the illusion to young people that it is possible to become rich in a short time, but they don't explain the magic formula to get there. They don't even say that you have to work to achieve that goal.  There are several ways to achieve wealth and many of them are well within our reach, such as paying off debts, building an emergency reserve, developing financial literacy, that is, learning how to handle money, setting goals and objectives, and realizing that money is an investment.  On the other hand, this younger generation has been raised on ease, preventing them from feeling obstacles or overcoming barriers. The younger ones don't know what it is t...

Habits change too much

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Human beings are unique because they make mistakes, learn and evolve. The year just ended came to close a multi-year cycle of restrictions, confinements and elections under conditions different from the usual ones. It also started a new complementary way of relating to work and school at a distance. Technologies have accelerated communication processes between the home and the workplace. Behaviors in society were transformed and communities became closer to citizens' lives. Online commerce came to compete with larger stores and, to a lesser extent, with local commerce due to the products offered. With the growth of communication through social networks and online press, paradoxically the idea of ​​a free, democratic and plural press is increasingly difficult. The number of imprisoned journalists in the world has increased, thus partially preventing access to information. It is thus proven that nothing is guaranteed in any part of the world, with access to news being conditioned. In...