Originally Posted by notime

At home I am reading a book now about some older business people who became market leaders the last 20 years in their fields of bizz. They all have a common background:

"most successfull businesses we know today were started/owned by people that lived in poverty we could not even imagine today and from it came their creativity and will to survive."

In the book I read there are 3 kinds of business owners/people.
1) the ones that build (1st generation). They put each dime back in the bizz to make it grow and they care only for the growth and it's succes and the people working there and their clients, never for personal arrogance or financial gain.
2) the ones that inherit and expand (2nd generation). They are carefull but spend too much, are more lazy and less aware and get sloppy.
3) the ones that ruin the bizz (3rd generation or hired CEO's/managers). Scrapers that care only for money and personal gain and don't give a shit about the company or even tommorrow.

Not saying everybody is like that. <<read>> It's a book!

So money is as good as the intention of people using these paper printings.