Ce que les riches comprennent sur l’argent | Par Justin Mortodé

Money is the problem. It is not because money is the problem. Money creates problems because the people who use it aren't educated. Why do we have driver's licenses? So that people who drive those cars are told they must have a driver's license. It's because we said money, you can use it without a

usage license. So, people do whatever they want with it. That is the problem. To drive cars, we say there is a license to drive. But money, you just use it. That is the trap. The problem is never the money. Let's go. The problem is never the money. >> The problem is never the money.

>> The problem is not just the money. >> The problem is not just the money. The problem is here. We learn how to earn money but we don't learn how to understand it. Taking money, that's 20% of the money. Earning money, that's 20% . Earning money, meaning that no matter what you earn, it's 20%of the money. So

someone who knows how to earn money, that is the simplest thing. We have always said that earning money is the simplest thing. Beggars, workers, everyone earns money. The problem is understanding. Look at all the soccer players, all the musicians who followed this pattern. They are all poor; all the soccer players worked, they played

when they were 18, they got a contract. They played for 20 years, 22 years until they were 35, 40. They can no longer be paid. They are forced now to be, they are taken into certain national teams as advisors there, they are still given a salary for their whole life. However, smart soccer

players, what do they do when they are working there? The money they earn, they then invest in agriculture or look at all the richest soccer players in Africa. It's not the money they earned. It's not while they were working, it's not while they were playing. Sadio Mané became richer and he will become