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Simple Life Hack


 A simple life hack, whenever you have the opportunity to meet or have the attention of a person of higher social class! Please never request for help! But offer them a gift, friendship or help them. Thank me later!

People up there do receive unlimited requests, you can imagine when they see or hear something different to the usual.

Offer a bottle of drink to a wealthy person, they are adding it to their collections.

Gift a art work, they will display it! Gift a pen, it would be on their desk or in their diary! 

Your mentor is a business person or a politician? Get them books on entrepreneurship and leadership - DO NOT ask them for money or anything in return! 

Never engage them with a waste of time approach! “Good morning” should be accompanied with a purpose! They didn’t become successful by chatting, time is money in their book!

Never call them more than once! They saw your call, they will call you whenever they have the chance - you will get that call if you haven’t started that connect by seeking!

You have their number and gave it to a friend without their permission? Aww, how naive! You just burnt the bridge mate!

We both know you need help, they know you need help but walk your way into the zone, make them comfortable enough to see you as a known and friendly face and name.

And if by any chance, you received a support in anyway - I beg you in the name of whatever you believe in or worship! Never approach them for second or third time, it won’t be a surprise if they stored your number as “Leech” or “Do Not Pick”.

It’s very possible for the rich and the poor to be friends, never abuse that friendship.

You need money, they need a purpose and value.

Lastly, they are not owing you anything! Never feel entitled.

Good luck 

Big Daddy


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