Getting RICH is a SCAM! 3 Reasons Why from a Struggeling Solopreneur

In the world of entrepreneurship and online business, the allure of getting rich quickly is everywhere. From YouTube videos to online courses, everyone seems to be pushing the idea that wealth is just around the corner if you follow their advice. But here’s the harsh truth: getting rich is a scam, and here’s why.

The Illusion of Wealth
The idea of getting rich is incredibly appealing. It’s shiny, it’s seductive, and it promises an easy life without the grind. But the reality is that being rich is empty if you’re alone in your pursuit. Money, while a good resource, is not the end goal. The internet is full of people telling you to chase the next big financial milestone, but what is all that wealth worth if it costs you your family and relationships?

The truth is, most people are not rich. We’re here to make a living, and while we dream of wealth, many of us haven’t even taken the first step. We get distracted by the grand promises of making $10,000 a month or scaling our businesses to unimaginable heights without laying the necessary groundwork.

The Harsh Truths
Getting Rich is Super Appealing, But Misleading
The promise of quick wealth is attractive because it taps into our deepest desires for wealth, health, and relationships. But most people don’t tell you that reaching these financial heights takes years of hard work, skill-building, and perseverance. There is no shortcut. Those who claim to have made it big in 90 days often started their journey years earlier. They just didn’t mention the countless hours of work that went into their so-called “overnight success.”

There Are No Shortcuts
We all want to bypass the struggle and jump straight to success. But business requires effort, learning, and consistent action. Watching videos or reading about success won’t change your situation; you have to put in the work. It’s about showing up every day, building the necessary skills, and persevering through the tough times.

It’s Not About You
Success in business isn’t about you—it’s about the people you help. You don’t get rich by focusing on yourself; you get rich by solving other people’s problems. The real scam is when people make you believe that the journey is about your wealth and success. In reality, your success comes from how well you serve others.

What You Should Focus On Instead
So, what should you do instead of chasing the illusion of quick wealth? Here are four actionable steps:

Spend Time with Your Family
Money can be earned and lost, but time with your family is irreplaceable. Don’t sacrifice your relationships for the pursuit of wealth. Prioritize what truly matters.

Start Small Today
Instead of dreaming about what you’ll achieve someday, take action now. Start with small, manageable tasks that move you closer to your goals. Don’t wait for the perfect moment—begin today.

Give Instead of Wanting
Shift your focus from wanting more to giving more. Help others solve their problems, and you’ll find that success follows naturally. This is why I started this YouTube channel—to share my journey and help others along the way.

Act Instead of Watching
Stop consuming endless content and start taking action. Watching videos won’t change your life—doing the work will. Set up systems, stick to them, and make progress every day.

Conclusion: Building a Business that Matters
I didn’t start this journey to get rich quickly. I’m here to build a digital family business that creates a legacy for my son and brings my family together. The goal isn’t to chase wealth but to create something meaningful that we can all be a part of.

By focusing on what truly matters—family, small consistent actions, and helping others—I’ve found renewed motivation and joy in my work. The money will come, but it’s the journey and the impact you make that truly counts.

If this resonated with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Let’s focus on what really matters and build something meaningful together.