It’s hard to succeed in any industry, but if you look for a quick route, this path will become even more difficult. "10x Rules" author Grant Cardone recently shared a concise X post that provides a great reminder for those looking to get rich quickly.

"There is no shortcut," the cartoon said.

X users generally agree and get along with their thoughts. No one knows that they want to achieve financial independence or build a successful business can authorize it. This is why.

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Shortcuts attract people who don’t want to exercise their peers and competitions. But pursuing shortcuts can lead people to slow down their goals and derail. You just need to incorporate the work into your work, not looking for a faster way.

Instant satisfaction and fast hacking have become mainstream, but you have to ignore the noise of ambitious long-term goals success. An X user effectively explained this when responding to Cardone's post.

“I used to look for every hacker in the book. Biohackers, business hackers, even mind-thinking hackers.

If you work quietly without the praise of your peers, you won't be immediately satisfied. But it makes more sense to immerse yourself in your long-term goals in the long term.

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It’s easy to feel motivated not to take shortcuts in a day or week. However, achieving your goals often requires years of concerted action.

It will take decades to build a stock portfolio that can cover your retirement. You must carefully select ETFs and individual stocks that are aligned with risk tolerance and long-term goals. Investors must also stick to long-term winners when stocks continue to correct.

It’s not easy to take consistent actions, you’ll run into some obstacles. Even if progress is small on some days and progress is being made every day, it is faster than finding shortcuts that don't exist.