>>22178666
Nope.
>The Pareto principle doesnt exist anon. You need to read some book to make it. Success is magically not a numbers game, its actually some secret knowledge.
First of all, statistics dictate that a certain percentage of people will make it, the rest will not. If these books were indeed effective, it would literally violate the economic stratification of society. It has not. Here is a breakdown.
>Top 20%
1. Lucky people who dont need to do anything but be lucky and succeed. Born rich. Born hot. Get handed 200k bitcoin by a friend as a meme when they were worthless, etc.
2. Smart and/or creative: Create a business or content that makes them successful. This requires generally doing something that others have no idea about... which means its not in a fucking $30 book. This means writing a book, scamming, innovating a product, creating videos of hot women fucking, creating or stealing funny jokes, etc. These people vary in income, mostly due to dedication, work ethic, relative luck, etc.
>the remaining 80% of the 20%.
People who aren't smart, creative or lucky enough to invent new things or reinvent the wheel or scam people into reading books. These people just work their assess off and become moderately successful/middle class by sheer hours and opportunities they chase down. These are sales people selling someone else's products, programmers programming someone else's software, blue collar guys building and maintaining someone else's buildings and infrastructure. They are comfortable but will never make it beyond that unless they get lucky or go off on their own.
>the remaining 80%
These are dumb, unlucky, uncreative losers that spend more time consuming than creating. Retards that read popular books thinking it is secret knowledge no one knows. Retards that buy lottery tickets despite being unlucky. Retards that work at mcdonalds or low skill jobs. Retards that think magic is real. Retards that buy herbalife scams.