Wanting to be rich is common. Wanting to be good at something hard is the part that actually changes your life.
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
Wanting money is a wish about an outcome and it arrives with no instructions attached. Wanting to be genuinely good at something difficult gives you a practice, a direction for your Tuesday and usually, in time, the money as a side effect. The second one changes who you are rather than what you have. One of the two can be started this afternoon and the other cannot.
Name one hard thing you would like to be properly good at within five years. Find out what the first week of learning it looks like, then do that week.
Which difficult skill would you like to be genuinely good at?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.