How many people really combine success with permanent fruits? Is what we do relevant or valuable to others as it is for ourselves? is our success really permanent and satisfactory as we expect it to be? To answer these questions we need to analyze and measure our definition of success:

 

A successful person has:

 

 

• The energy to create: Effective people think of innovation and activate their creativeness, they can see gaps and needs then offer answers to their clients, followers and themselves.
• Control over the development of his aptitudes: A successful person knows who he is, his capacities and abilities. He can focus on developing his aptitudes to grow personally and professionally, always taking into account his own flaws and working actively to overcome them.
• The ability to make something be available in great quantities: creating a valuable thing and have great results out of it, is not only about personal accomplishment, but letting your creations reach others significantly. Winning people’s acceptance and being able to share your ideas with the world.
• The ability to create something that has value for others: This is the part that most people ignore. Is what we do good for others as it is for ourselves? Sometimes when it comes to measuring our success, we only take into account numbers, but the hearts of people never figure in the equation. A really successful person is capable of producing something that can add value to others as much as it does to himself.

Investing in your dreams wouldn’t be more gratifying than knowing that you’re investing in yourself when you invest in the dreams of others as well. Talented people appear at our door every day and most of them are never given support to achieve their best, ignored by a society that is not thinking on contributing to the world in making significant changes. This problem makes us evaluate many aspects but it also makes us wonder: What if we could summarize numbers and hearts, success and fruits in one whole? What if there was an easy way to earn on helping people and donate for a great cause at the same time that we increase our income and achieve our financial goals? Would helping people become more common and satisfactory in many senses?

 

"... you’re investing in yourself when you invest in the dreams of others as well"

 

Ideas like this one brough mintMe to life, a project that fulfills the union between financial success and permanent fruits. Not only allowing you to help people in which you believe but also it gives you a chance to earn and monetize yourself from investing in the right people thanks to blockchain technology. MintMe, as a crowdfunding platform, is looking forward to renovating our views and the idea of mutual support: We now want to reach others, fructifying and producing real significant changes.

 

By Mary Schwartz