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Who are we?

We are a French company, a member of the “Path to Prosperity” movement, which aims to raise awareness among individuals about the various aspects of Prosperity.

You say “Prosperity?”

Indeed, for many people, Prosperity only concerns material wealth. They do not understand why suicides occur among those who have everything that life can offer to live happily.
If you read gossip magazines, you have probably noticed that many “celebrities” from various backgrounds often end up in hardship, even though they have earned large sums of money.
The same phenomenon can be seen among executives, even accountants, who cannot live comfortably over time with the high salaries they earn. This is because they never learned how to manage their salary.
So the question is: Why all these tragedies?
The Book of Wisdom states: “As long as the heir is a little child, he is no different from a servant, although he is the master of the whole house…”
This suggests that even heirs must be trained in Prosperity, to mature and be able to properly manage the wealth passed down by their parents.
The problem is that no school curriculum teaches you how to manage your income! Yet, we should all spend our lives handling money, which slips through our fingers.

Is that really it?

In reality, Prosperity has three aspects: material, moral, and spiritual.
The problem is that there is confusion between abundance, which refers to our need to receive without guarantees of happiness, and Prosperity, which refers to our need for development, well-being, and fulfillment.
Abundance comes from the outside, whereas Prosperity is within each of us, a daily enrichment.
While working on this theme, we realized that there are, among others, five key topics closely linked to Prosperity, which we decided to focus our research on. They are: Health, Time, Thought, Pillars of Wealth, and Security.

You mentioned “Health?”

The WHO (World Health Organization) defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and it is not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
According to the organization, several personal, social, economic, and environmental factors determine the health of individuals or populations.

What does the citizen think?

A doctor once said that health is the fifth wheel of the cart, as we only care about it when we begin to lose it. This shows how irresponsibility has permeated society, where individuals often believe their health depends entirely on society, and not on themselves for the most part.
Certainly, society plays a significant role in regulating healthcare and providing emergency care structures, but each of us must take responsibility for protecting our health daily.

You mentioned “Time?”

Do you know what is the only resource that we all have equally? It’s time. Yes, whether rich or poor, business people or workers, we all have 24 hours in a day. Time is a precious commodity, yet we often waste it!
Take the example of an adult life of 48 years (excluding childhood and adolescence):
• Spending 30 minutes every morning in front of the mirror, a person will spend an entire year (24 hours a day) on personal grooming.
• One hour a day spent watching TV will amount to 2 full years of watching the screen (considering that the average time the French spend in front of their TV is 2.5 hours).
• If this person spends 2 hours per day commuting to work, they will have spent about 4 years of their life on buses, subways, or in their car.
These activities are not bad in themselves, of course; the point is to make you think about how your time is spent.
How you manage your time is crucial to fulfilling your destiny!

You mentioned “Thought?”

Thought is the process by which human beings, in contact with material and social reality, develop concepts, link them together, and acquire new knowledge.
Thus, when faced with several possible choices, we need the best information to make the best decision. The general purpose of thought is to lay the groundwork for better understanding.
So, thinking can be defined as applying the mind to conceive, judge, reflect, and reason.
It has been proven that thought is shaped from childhood, and what we hear, understand, and apply gradually shapes us mentally. The problem is that children have no choice—they must take in whatever comes their way to understand their environment. This is often where things go wrong due to toxic thoughts that later undermine their adult life.
A reeducation is often necessary to correct these issues, as sometimes it is impossible to flourish because of these deeply ingrained toxic thoughts.

You mentioned “Pillars of Wealth?”

We generally talk about investment supports, but since not all that glitters is gold, we use the term “Pillar” to distinguish ourselves from the average person.
We have chosen to focus on four main pillars of investment, while not ignoring other investment options: Real Estate, Internet Business, the Stock Market, and Traditional Business.
Real Estate: One of the safest ways to create wealth, build assets, and accumulate money. With well-chosen assets, investors can enjoy excellent returns, cash flow, etc. There are various ways to exploit real estate: short-term rental, shared housing, rental buildings, Airbnb, buying and selling, commercial real estate, parking spaces, etc.
Internet Business: With a computer and an internet connection, anyone can create and develop a profitable online business. There are several types of business models: e-commerce, dropshipping, info-business, digital marketing, affiliate marketing, monetizing a blog, etc.
The Stock Market: Despite the risks of huge losses, with some knowledge, it is possible to grow wealth through the stock market. Owning shares in well-chosen companies can help build savings, protect money from inflation and taxes, and maximize investment returns.
Traditional Business: Starting a traditional business, such as a franchise, is another way to create wealth. As your business grows, so does its value, and your portfolio grows alongside it.

You mentioned “Security?”

Security is a state in which someone or something is not exposed to danger or risk, particularly physical assault, accidents, theft, or damage.
But did you know that nearly 20,000 people die every year in France due to a domestic accident? This number is twice as high as those from road accidents.
What is a domestic accident?
It refers to accidents that happen at home or in the immediate environment, and more generally, all accidents not related to traffic, vehicles, or sports.

We have been working on these topics for a long time, but in 2016, the idea came to us to start sharing our discoveries through a blog.
In our reflections, another major topic came to mind: a profession that is essential to society but requires no prior training—the role of “Parent.” No training, no diploma, and yet, overnight, we become “Dad” or “Mom.” And society wonders why divorces are on the rise!
It will probably be very difficult for us to change the world, but whatever happens, we will contribute our stone to the building, because staying silent would be what the law calls “failure to assist a person in danger.”
That is why we have the project to create a Foundation to address these education and training issues in vital areas of life in society.
If our vision resonates with you, feel free to support us or invest in this project to help us move forward.