I came across some interesting data: among the world's wealthiest people, 75% are entrepreneurs, 10% are stock traders, 5% are crypto investors, 7% are athletes, and 3% are artists. Employees? 0%.

It makes sense when you think about it. Historically, no one has become a billionaire just by working for others. True wealth accumulation essentially requires taking control. Whether you choose to start a business, dive into investment markets, or bet on the emerging Web3 space, the initiative must be in your hands. Passive income and company salaries, no matter how high, make it difficult to cross that threshold.

This isn't to belittle any profession; it's just the market data. Want to truly change your social class? You might need to consider switching tracks.