"Systems over short cuts:The billionaire way"

"Want to think like a billionaire? Stop chasing quick wins and start obsessing over long-term value. Billionaires don’t waste time on small bets—they build systems that scale, solve real problems, and compound over decades. Focus on what lasts, not what flashes."

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