Why do some families never turn their fortunes around?

Honestly, it all comes down to these few barriers—

**The first is people**. No guidance. If no one in the family has experience in business or a broad vision, the next generation is walking in the dark. Elders spend their lives working for others and never think about how to plan a different path for their children.

**The second is mindset**. Many elders just want to be comfortable and are indifferent to their children's education and financial support. When they get old, they use their nurturing debt to manipulate their children. This parent debt to child logic—what kind of next generation can it cultivate?

**The third is fragmentation**. Siblings do their own thing, resources can never accumulate. No advantage in the same industry, and they still love to turn on each other for petty gains. How can a family like this, scattered and disorganized, rise?

Compare that to families that truly succeed—take Zhejiang families, for example. They operate their businesses as a family enterprise. When one person finds success, they immediately support relatives to replicate in other cities. It’s not competition but a grid-like layout, turning the entire industry into their own business. With several generations working together, resources continuously accumulate—who can stop them?

Ultimately, poverty is due to scattering; wealth is due to gathering. $BTC