I’ve recently understood a completely new perspective on money. It’s often said that "more needs more money," and I’ve realized how true that is. In today’s world, money is the ultimate power. It provides us with the comfort and security that are hard to achieve without it. I used to think money wasn’t that important, but having it makes you feel empowered. On the other hand, losing it makes you feel the weight of that loss even more.
For instance, a friend of mine bought a car a few years ago for $10,000, and the convenience it brought to his life was incredible. But when he lost his job and had to sell it, the discomfort of relying on public transport hit him hard. It’s moments like these that show just how much power money holds.
Another example is my cousin, who invested $600 in a small business venture. When the profits started coming in, his life significantly improved. But when the business took a hit, the stress of financial instability became a constant worry. These experiences have taught me that while money may not be everything, ethically earning and managing it is important for a stable life.
@Brad If someone earns money honestly and with good intentions (a "pure heart"), they will not experience disappointment or failure as a result.
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