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Lifeshould not be estimated exclusively bythe standard of dollars and cents.

I amnot disposed to complain that I have planted and others have gathered the fruits. A man has cause for
regret only when he sows and no one
reaps. ’And yet how much you earn is no indication of your potential to accumulatewealth, either.

There are lorry driversand office cleaners who quietly accumulated wealth using the techniques that
came out of Babylon more than 8000
years ago.

There are also high-flying
stockbrokers with million pound bonuses who live so far beyond their meansthat they are worse than broke, so howmuch money you make is also irrelevant.As long as you have an income or a wayto make money you have the potential tocreate wealth.

Hard work without consideration for what you do with your earnings is as futile as laziness. You have to
be clever about what you do with what
you earn regardless of how much that
is.

Otherwise you will come to realise,
as Bansir did, that you have been working ‘year after year living slavish lives.Working, working, working! Gettingnowhere… ’

The world does not owe us a living. We
need to take charge of our money.

HERE’S AN IDEA FOR YOU …

If you’re working hard and wondering
where it all goes—find out.Look back
over the last month and calculate whereyour salary was spent. There is no pointworking like a dog if the money youmake slips through your hands.

Firstmake an estimate of what was spent ondifferent things and then calculate thetruth. ✍️🚶‍♂️
 

"The greatest thinkers did not always agree about life. What united them was their willingness to ask difficult questions instead of accepting easy answers."​


For you kamanda [U5SER=25419]Tresor Mandala[/USER]
Agree curiosty ni nzuri ila nahisi inatakiwa kuwa na limitation sababu bila hivyo itapelekea kwenye maangamizo
 

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Good advice
 
True, hurt people, hurt people
 
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