Yes, you read it right. Anyone can become rich and successful. Your family background does not matter, your educational background does not matter and neither does your current income. All that matters is your desire to be rich & successful and your willingness to pay the price for success. And no, am not talking about learning a new skill or getting a high paying job, and am definitely not talking about engaging in any form of unlawful means of getting money. What am talking about is how you can become rich and successful from where you are in life right now.

Becoming rich and successful takes a lot of commitment and hard work, but this does not mean that you must work in a specific area or field before you can be wealthy. Wealth can be attained from any field of work, be it; Plumbing, Carpentry, Hair plating, Tailoring, Retailing, Wholesaling, Construction, Office work, Buying and selling, etc. Whatever you are doing right now that's generating income, no matter how small, can be used to become rich and successful.

I know some if youi might be thinking; if wealth is so easy to build, why isn't everyone rich & successful and why haven't you been able to build wealth all these years despite having a source of income? Well, I never said building wealth was easy, I said it was possible. And though I also said you can become rich and successful as long as you are earning an income, what you need to understand is that wealth is not built by how much income you are able to generate, but by how how much income you are able to keep.

So as you can see, your income wether small or big is very important in your journey to becoming rich and successful. Consider the following scenarios;

Scenario A

Daniel works with a big multinational company and earns a relatively high income of about 1.2 million naira monthly. But after taking out money for rent and other expenses, Daniel usually has no money left from his income before the next payday. But he isn't bothered about running out of money. He will definitely earn another 1.2 million naira once the month is over. Daniel also has no money saved up for emergencies and usually resorts to taking out loans in order to attend to any emergency.

Scenario B

Jude earns an average income of 50,000 naira monthly. After tending to to all his needs and expenses, Jude is usually left with about 5,000 naira in excess cash by the next payday. He keeps this excess cash in a saving account and continues doing this till the end of the year. After which he withdraws all the money and uses it to buy himself some new Gadget and Accessories. By the beginning of the new year, he would have no money left in his savings and would have to start saving from scratch before using it all up again by the end of the year.

Scenario C

Bola owns a provisions store from where She generates an average income of 45,000 naira monthly. Out of this amount, Bola sets aside 4,500 naira which is 10% of her total income and puts it in a savings account which she does not touch except in emergencies.
Apart from having a backup cash in the Bank, Bola also earns interest from her saving and continues to save 10% of her monthly income. As the years go by, Bola's emergency savings continues to grow and generates a higher compound interest.

From the scenarios above, who among the three is likely to become Rich & Successful and why?