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There was a time in my life when I thought money is the solution to all my problems, or better put it down in this way, " I would not have any problems when I have lots of money".

While the opinion that money solves all the problems may or may not be true, the opposite that suddenly earning a chunk load of money can create huge problems for you.

It's easy to start suffering from "sudden wealth syndrome" or affluenza and you may lead yourself into problems because of certain changes in your lifestyle. 

Many of us dream and plan to become rich for years, but nobody thinks of problems that may come with the money. Now Imagine that one day the Investment you have done has made you millions of dollars.

The dream has come true and after spending an ecstatic week or month partying and enjoying, there comes a shit load of problems.

The Question.

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After becoming suddenly rich, the first problem that you will face is a question.

What will I do with my money?

While you don't had any money, you always dreamed of becoming rich and imagined what will you do when you have lots of money. Some had thought of buying a sports car/ a house, some of you always wanted to travel the world while some always wanted to leave that blood sucking job and open their own restaurant. But imagining is one thing doing is another.

When you have money in your hand and you know this is the chance you may not get again to make an important decision where to spend your money. One wrong decision and you may regret all your life what else you could have done with that money. A big dilemma you are in only because of the thing you always wanted. Some people can't handle the situation and dump the money to charity to keep them out of stress.

The Disillusionment.

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Finding out that you have hit a bumper prize, you may not be happy with how everyone behaves with you now. They suddenly becomes cosy to you. The cousin that you never heard from in years calls you in to ask for favors financially. Your family and friends may have big expectations from you and they might not care that you have your own plans. Now if you don't do what they want and how they want, you will be accused of being blind by money. And if you do what they want, you may not be happy with your choices. "Disillusionment surely comes with richness".

The Isolation.

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Isolation is a sure shot thing to happen after being rich, whether suddenly or gradually. You will not want to stay with your friends and companions who will always be worried about their bills to be paid and loans to be taken care of, while you have millions to invest. Your opinions will not match now simply, and it does not matter how hard you try, "You are a changed man now" is all what you will hear from them. You have to make new friends but you can't mix up with them instantly. How do you expect a dumb below average person who just got lucky to suddenly talk about stock markets and financial investments, this is what they will think about you. It doesn't matter whatever you try, you will surely face this situation that may lead you to depression.

The Lifestyle.

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Oh Boy, Could you handle your new lifestyle?

Partying everyday, without the worry of getting out of money, Travelling where ever you want, Buying whatever you want could lead to addiction and you may never know when that addiction eat you up. Could you be able to get out of that addiction. Will there be someone to tell you that you are destroying your life now, if there will be, you will not hear them as you have earned all of this all by yourself and only you have the right to decide what you do now. Probably looks odd to you now but wait once you get caught in money trail.

Because of the volatile lifestyle of wealthy people, most suffer from substance addiction, depression, suicidal tendencies.

Now Imagine One day your cryptocurrency Investment Pay you off, What could you face...........

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