When the game is rigged: The Other Side of the Gap



Part 6.

Between the poor and the rich, there is a gap that can't be jumped or swum. You can be the best in your field but if you don't come to this realization, you might remain mediocre all your life.
If you don't believe me, lets examine Edison and Tesla.
Nikola Telsa was one of the brightest mind of the 20th century. A winner of the War of currents. On a contract with Thomas Edison's company he recoiled the electric dynamo and created the A. C circuit.
As if that's not enough, he postulated inductive electricity in which power can be beamed from masts, much like radio waves. Of course he did all of this but it's a shame, Tesla died in poverty. The reason? he didn't care about the gulf between the rich and the poor. Telsa was a scientist, not a businessman.
He thought he could 'smart' his way through. He thought intelligence is the only factor of success and little wonder he failed.
Thomas Edison on the other hand attended only three months of school but he died a rich man. He even won the Nobel Prize but rejected it since he would be sharing it with Telsa. Edison understood that the gap between the rich and poor. He knew the game was rigged and you either beat the top players (which is rare) or join them.
Join Cryotosilv, we are on the other side or the gap.
Contribution by: Anthony Ajibola
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