Author: Marc Abian
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A study targeting 1,500 business school graduates, tracking their career development from 1960 to 1980. These graduates were initially divided into two groups: Group A believed in earning money first and then pursuing what they wanted to do later. Group B, on the other hand, prioritized pursuing their true interests, believing that financial success would naturally follow. Among them, 83% (1,245 people) belonged to Group A, who wanted to earn money first. The risk-takers in Group B accounted for 17% (255 people). After 20 years, there were a total of 101 millionaires in both groups, with only 1 from Group A and 100 from Group B. You, decide which path to take?
Follow your heart to be happy and wealthy
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