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What will you do if you Became a Billionaire Tomorrow?
This is what I will do…
Disclaimer : This article is not meant to judge any person living or dead. It is merely stating what I would do and my actions.
Money makes the world go around!
Everything in life is made up of energy. I believe there is more positive energy than negative energy.
Money is interpreted differently by different people. Some say money is evil. In my opinion I see money as a positive energy. Yes, this energy can be misused and tainted by some people.
However, I always felt money can and must be used to bring about positive change.
So, what would you do if you became a billionaire tomorrow or even in a year from now?
How would you spend it?
Would you buy a new house? Buy a new car? Donate to charity?
In the next few paragraphs, I am going to explain what I would do! This is based on my late dads teachings and lessons I have learnt from him.
Okay here goes…
Obviously, the usual stuff like paying off debt will be a top priority. Thereafter, I will focus on how I can keep growing that money while still making a positive difference in this world.
By the way, one of my goals and dearest wishes is to make more of a positive difference to mankind. Yes! Sounds super cheesy! However, call it whatever you choose to, that is just it with me! I want to always live my life in this manner.
Next on my list, would be to make contact with other billionaires of the world. I would try my very best to get them on board with a plan to fight hunger and poverty — country by country! Oh, I will share this plan of fighting hunger and poverty with you soon in an upcoming article. So please ensure you follow me and keep in touch.
Obviously I may not get every billionaire on board but even if it’s just a few it is definitely worth a try as well as the effort.
Just a side note, fighting hunger and poverty is not only about just donating. It is about coming up with strategies and implementing plans in order to fight the root causes of hunger and poverty.
