👉The Faster You Try to Get Rich, the Poorer You Become… Everyone Falls Into This Trap – Jim Rohn

The Faster You Try to Get Rich, the Poorer You Become… Everyone Falls Into This Trap – Jim Rohn Motivation

Most people believe that changing their life means moving faster than everyone else. Making money faster. Seeing results quicker. Achieving success immediately. But there is a painful truth that very few are willing to face: the rush to get rich fast is often the very reason people stay poor.
In this video, Jim Rohn reveals one of life’s greatest paradoxes: what comes quickly often makes you poorer, while what comes slowly is what truly makes you wealthy. It’s not because you lack opportunities or intelligence, but because you don’t stay committed long enough for compounding to work.
Many people start saving, investing in themselves, or building discipline — but only for a short time. When results don’t appear immediately, they quit, change direction, and start over. And they call it “trying.” In reality, every restart destroys the power of compound growth.
This video is not about getting rich fast. It’s about understanding why discipline, small habits, and quiet consistency are the real foundation of financial freedom and personal growth. Compounding doesn’t exist only in money — it exists in your mindset, skills, character, and in the person you become over time.
If you’ve ever felt slow, discouraged, or behind because results took too long, this message will change how you see your journey. Going slow doesn’t make you poor — quitting halfway does.
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TIMESTAMPS
• 00:00 – Hook: The get-rich-fast trap
• 02:10 – Why rushing keeps you poor
• 06:30 – The danger of changing direction
• 12:40 – Compounding and patience
• 18:50 – A story of consistency
• 26:30 – The compound interest of discipline
• 34:40 – Final reflection

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