Sometimes a money mindset or a material mindset hinders a person from lots of opportunities. I remember many occasions where I saw people miss opportunities because of money.

Sometimes a money mindset or a material mindset hinders a person from lots of opportunities. I remember many occasions where I saw people miss opportunities because of money. When you are in the business world and you are an entrepreneur, you work with people who exchange money as commodities. You see the business they do—it's about money. Then, as a spiritualist, you walk in the midst of these people. As you work and interact, you see opportunities that come their way through other people. But because their mindset is only on the money and the business, they pass on those opportunities. Not only that, a Money mindset is very polluting, it screams right in the face of someone who is aware. Often, those opportunities are bigger than whatever thing they are doing in their lives. 

Greed and selfishness Consumes people with a money mindset. A society that has a money mindset values people based on what they have. If you are not being seen or heard it is certainly because people do not see profit in you yet. If you have nothing to offer people you are relegated to the background. You may be called a troublemaker, if you do not hold your pants tight. But once they see something to gain you will be an overnight celebrity. I do not do business with people who focus solely on business. The spiritual mindset of the person or organization matters.

The Limits of a Money-Centric Perspective

I've seen this time and again. I've seen entrepreneurs and many people judge others based on whether they have money or not, whether they are capable of bringing in the money they are looking for or not. People are forced to join the money mindset program, abandoning prospects for an authentic life that has less to do with the thought of money material profit every time. 

Some people do not know that they suffer because they are misdirected from their life's true purpose and focus on money, positions and things. Some of the people we interact with every day have what money cannot buy. Sometimes, they bring it to the table, but we don't see it because our mindset has been shadowed by money and business.

Interactions with Wealthy Individuals

I work with people. I interact with so many people who are millionaires and billionaires. Each time I interact with them, I cannot really offer them something tangible because their mind is about money, wealth, and grandeur. Things  that truly make little sense. At times, I don't want to interfere with that mindset because it may interrupt their lives. I leave with the opportunity I have for them. Some of these opportunities are life-saving and timeless; money cannot buy them. Yet, I see these people miss those opportunities time and again. At times getting down the horse is the best way.

The Role of Flexibility and Human Relationships

There are some entrepreneurs I have seen who have come to me. When we interact in terms of business, the proposals I give them sometimes differ from their mindset and expectations. They come with a fixed idea of what they want in their business. Sometimes, I see the potential and want to bring in something that matches their ambitions and really brings out the best of what they are trying to achieve. But they don't see it because of their money-focused mindset. So sometimes, I pull my opportunities back and stay quiet until I find someone who is more responsible, reasonable, disciplined, flexible, understands what they are doing, and is very good at creating human relationships. These are the people who move away from a rigid money mindset to a more humanistic way of looking at things.

Creating Opportunities Beyond Money

These are the kinds of things we should look closely at when we are entrepreneurs. I became an entrepreneur to create opportunities and understand the business world so that I could use it to manage the projects I create. It is not about money. That's why I don't market products and services. That's why I don't go after the money. I build services and products that will serve mankind and enter into the future.

Understanding the True Essence of Entrepreneurship

I need to understand business, so I interact with entrepreneurs, marketers, producers, and creators. I am learning about entrepreneurship to understand it and use it to manage my own opportunities that I am creating for humanity. It's not about money, because money is a distraction. It stops people from really getting into serious business with their lives and whatever they have in their mind that they want to do with their lives. When you put money in front of it, how much your bank account is increasing daily, you forget that you are an entrepreneur. You are not a money monger. A good entrepreneur is not about money. It's about building opportunities, building societies, and building products that can make society a better place.

The Flaws of Profit-Driven Entrepreneurship

If it's about money, then we are going in the wrong direction. Why our world is failing today is because entrepreneurship has been about money and profit. Our world is not being built because we are going after profit. If we were doing business to build a better world, we would not be going after profit. We would be going after solid foundations that establish societies, good hearts, good families, and a good environment. When we go after money, we exploit everything to put it towards that money deal, structures that will produce money. That's why society is failing. That's why we are having all the problems on Earth today. We have to shift our mindset to understand that the nature of the society we are building is also creating it.

Building Societies and Enhancing Human Life

Our mindset should be directed towards building companies and businesses that generate life, a solid lifestyle, good health, long life, good families, and good structures that help people live a natural life in a natural environment. They should be able to take care of themselves, manage calamities, manage their homes, manage their feeding habits, manage their peace, their harmony, and their balance without having to hold on to anything. Let them be free, absolutely free, with or without things. That takes wisdom and the teaching of wisdom.

The Role of Wisdom and Natural Interaction

If there are opportunities and businesses that focus more on teaching people how to rely on wisdom, discipline, skill, know-how, and abilities, to use their nature and naturally exercise the best of their abilities through it, they don't have to depend on things. That kind of entrepreneurship builds a society that interacts with life itself. It creates prosperity, stability, and peace. It creates a way better entrepreneurship that helps people to want to be more of it because it's part of a system that brings a good return back into the system. It's created by us, for us.

Detaching from Materialism for a Better Life

It's not about having things to interfere and interact with life. It's about removing those things from life and bringing in knowledge that will not need those things so we can live freely without having to attach to things. If you were a kite flying in the sky or an eagle that does not need to hold on to things but can have what you want, it would be a better life. If you were someone who could create what you use instantly and then disperse it back into nature and move on with life, you would be a better person. If you didn't need to hold on to land or build a big building, if you could lie down or sleep in a tent or something natural that you could use and then not even want the next minute, you would have a better life.

The Burden of Material Possessions

Holding on to things weighs you down and causes distraction. It makes you have problems with people because you have to protect what you have. When somebody touches it, it causes a fight. Look at what is going on around the world—in Ukraine, Cameroon, Israel, Palestine, and all the countries of the world. It's because of things. If they were not holding onto things or struggling to hold on to land that doesn't belong to anybody, we would not be having problems on this Earth. Conflicts arise because of land and territory.

The Need for Life-Focused Entrepreneurs

We need more entrepreneurs who are not pursuing billions to put in bank accounts but are investing in life itself. They should focus more on how to make the life of a human being better without money, without things. How can we create ecological systems and environments that allow people to interact more with life rather than money? Money has destroyed us and distracted us. It has separated humans from humans and families. Everybody wakes up to chase money, and therefore, people are not together. If there was no money, people would work in teams on their farms, come back home, sit together, and always be with their families. That's how I grew up, that's what I saw.

The Disintegration Caused by Money

When money started coming in, families were no longer together because people scattered to find money wherever they could. I saw this firsthand. When we used to do things together—farm, cook, work, learn, and sleep together—but when money came, things changed. Suddenly, my brothers and I would scatter to the city, each going a different way, planning where to meet before going back home. That's how the world started splitting. I saw the unity and harmony of the past and how money disrupted it.

Reflecting on Past and Future

Many people don't take the time to reflect, meditate, think about the past and the future, ask questions about the differences, and see things clearly before making decisions. If people did this, the world would be a better place. Everyone would realize they shouldn't follow the crowd but should see reality and fake. Society can easily go in the wrong direction, and we should be the ones to help it get back on track. That's why we are doing this

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