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  10 commonly discussed reasons attributed to the high levels of success seen in Jewish communities, especially in fields like education, business, science, and the arts. These reasons are rooted in culture, values, and historical context —not biological determinism: 1. Strong Emphasis on Education Jewish culture has traditionally placed a high value on literacy and learning, dating back centuries. Education is seen not just as a tool for advancement but a moral and religious duty. 2. Cultural Value of Questioning and Debate The Talmudic tradition promotes debate, critical thinking, and rigorous discussion. This intellectual culture encourages independent thought and analytical skills useful in science, law, and entrepreneurship. 3. Community Support and Networking Tight-knit Jewish communities often support each other in business, education, and social advancement. This mutual assistance helps individuals rise collectively. 4. Adaptability Through Adversity Cen...

https://www.gqindia.com/get-smart/content/4-rules-you-need-to-follow-in-order-to-become-a-millionaire-according-to-the-worlds-third-richest-person-bernard-arnault   Bernard Arnault is the third richest man in the world, ahead of even Bill Gates . Unlike many on lists of the world’s wealthiest businessmen, Arnault’s fortune wasn’t made in tech but, instead, in luxury goods.  He leads the world's top luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Moët, and more than 50 others. To learn from him, we compiled some of the most important business lessons that propelled him to the top.   Bernard Arnault shares 4 rules for becoming a millionaire 1. Don't obsess about the money ‘Money is just a consequence. I always say to my team, “Don't worry too much about profitability. If you do your job well, the profitability will come”.’ Other billionaires like Warren Buffett have shared similar thoughts and encouraged people to focus not so much on the money, but on the life possib...