Money in itself is meaningless. It only gains value through what it becomes. Since every pound represents our time, sweat, and life energy, the critical question becomes: is it worth the trade off?
Am I taking an extra shift to buy a bottle of Hennessy? What is the true cost of that time and what else could I be doing with it that contributes to my becoming?
Am I working towards freedom, comfort, safety, dreams or merely pleasure?
Because ultimately, these are the real things we work for.
When we start thinking this way, we make better decisions not just about how we spend money, but how we spend our lifetime.
In the end, money follows value, not the other way around.
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Michael Okunloro | Elevate Your Style 