Billionaire businessman Blord drags older men bragging about wealth, says being broke isn’t a crime
Blord has taken to his Instagram story to air his thoughts on wealth, age, and online bragging.
The businessman questioned why some people who just built houses in their villages this year make noise everywhere, while others had already built homes both in Nigeria and abroad years earlier, and quietly too.
According to him, he achieved major milestones as early as age 23 and broke records without making it a public show, adding that some people only start bragging when success comes much later in life.
He also claimed that if just one of his apps were to overtake the net worth of certain loud critics, they would “calm down.”
Blord stressed that people who are still struggling should not be pressured or mocked, saying clearly that there is nothing wrong with being broke.
In another post, he added that many self-acclaimed rich men today could not achieve even ten percent of what he did at his age, insisting that success at 40 should not suddenly become a yardstick for noise and comparison.
Blord has taken to his Instagram story to air his thoughts on wealth, age, and online bragging.
The businessman questioned why some people who just built houses in their villages this year make noise everywhere, while others had already built homes both in Nigeria and abroad years earlier, and quietly too.
According to him, he achieved major milestones as early as age 23 and broke records without making it a public show, adding that some people only start bragging when success comes much later in life.
He also claimed that if just one of his apps were to overtake the net worth of certain loud critics, they would “calm down.”
Blord stressed that people who are still struggling should not be pressured or mocked, saying clearly that there is nothing wrong with being broke.
In another post, he added that many self-acclaimed rich men today could not achieve even ten percent of what he did at his age, insisting that success at 40 should not suddenly become a yardstick for noise and comparison.
Billionaire businessman Blord drags older men bragging about wealth, says being broke isn’t a crime
Blord has taken to his Instagram story to air his thoughts on wealth, age, and online bragging.
The businessman questioned why some people who just built houses in their villages this year make noise everywhere, while others had already built homes both in Nigeria and abroad years earlier, and quietly too.
According to him, he achieved major milestones as early as age 23 and broke records without making it a public show, adding that some people only start bragging when success comes much later in life.
He also claimed that if just one of his apps were to overtake the net worth of certain loud critics, they would “calm down.”
Blord stressed that people who are still struggling should not be pressured or mocked, saying clearly that there is nothing wrong with being broke.
In another post, he added that many self-acclaimed rich men today could not achieve even ten percent of what he did at his age, insisting that success at 40 should not suddenly become a yardstick for noise and comparison.
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