Currency and all forms of money was created by men, not by god. God doesn’t bless a few and not others. I would never use Bill Gates as an example of how god uses someone but he is an example of greed. He is also an example of how he likes to force vaccinations onto different countries to fit his agenda.

Though the money is a man made one it will woo only those who got liberal ideas. If one possess money and keep it in a bank he can live comfortably with the interest he gets. But if the same money is spent on some activities that provide employment to the needy , educated, and the unemployed he is definitely considered as the richest person.
The person you have mentioned ie., Bill Gates is a business man. His idea is to earn and become rich. One will not become rich without spending. He spent the money and became rich. Providing jobs to the educated, and unemployed are a part of his earning which are inevitable and unavoidable in the process of his earning. Even though he does want he has to provide jobs and expand his business. The social activities he is taking up are automatic . Though he does not want any credit for having providing so many jobs he gets appreciations from all corners of the world. His concept of becoming rich is linked now to his social activity, and social welfare measures. He already reached his goal and the titles, awards, and rewards are now becoming a routine for him.
At the same time we should not forget his hard work and the dynamic activity he has taken towards becoming the rich person. He worked hard, and continued to work hard even when others were tired and relinquished their effort. He started from where others have stopped. That is the effect of his positive thinking. Only a few people will have such determination and the success will come to their doorstep even without their notice.

Sitting and thinking about ideas is great, but one has to put some action -a LOT of action- together with those ideas in order to make money.

I really don’t think that people who DON’T work hard make a lot of money. On the contrary, most people who make a lot of money do a whole lot of work.
That’s the nature of money- making, most of the time you get out what you put in (unless you win the lottery).

Take for example, doctors and lawyers. They make a lot of money, but they put in a lot of hours on those jobs. They also went to school for many years to learn those professions.

And to use your example of Bill Gates, he has done a lot of work since he was a young man in order to get the amount of money that he has now.

He tells the story of many years ago, when he was still living at home with his parents, how he used to sneak out of his bedroom window in the middle of the night/early in the morning and sneak to go work on a new thing called a computer/computer programming that was in a school (lab?) close to where he lived.