It's not earned over a lifetime, but over two or three years.

Apart from those two or three years, other efforts are not called making money, but working part-time.
By those two or three years, wealth comes mysteriously, without having to seek money yourself; money will chase after you on its own.
At that time, you'll feel a force pushing you forward, throwing you into a pile of money...
Most people rise quickly within two or three years, with a longer cycle possibly taking four or five years.
If you have friends who have been in business for over ten years, ask them: what is the longest period during which their business made the most money?
If not, ask people around you in their forties or fifties, and you'll know how long it took them to truly make it big, or if you know someone who coincidentally made a lot of money, ask them how their huge wealth came about.
They will also tell you they are not sure; the more bored ones might talk about their high vision, broad perspective, persistence, and relentless effort...
No matter who they are, everyone will encounter one or two good periods of luck in life, and each big luck period lasts about ten years.
If you happen to reach this high wealth index period, you can't be wildly making money every year for the entire ten years.
The most profitable years are often the few best years within this high-wealth period.
This is the law of fate: seizing these few years gives you the chance to turn things around and sing your victory song.
Once this village is gone, there won't be this shop anymore.
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