Failure is one of the few experiences every successful person has in common. Businesses fail, investments lose money, job applications are rejected, projects fall apart, and carefully made plans sometimes don’t work out.
In today’s business world, speed is often celebrated. Companies race to launch products before competitors, executives are expected to make quick decisions, and “moving fast” is frequently seen as a competitive advantage.
Many people use the terms making money and building wealth as if they mean the same thing. In reality, they’re very different. Making money is about generating income. Building wealth is about what you do with that income over time.
