Wealth and Character: How Money Reveals a Person's True Essence
For some reason, people demonize money and think that it is evil, especially when there is a lot of money, in abundance.
They think that all rich people are either gods who are impossible to approach, or arrogant upstarts who became terrible and dangerous when they had a lot of money on hand.
However, all this is fiction and speculation, since money itself is energy, but it does not make a person better or worse, because everything depends on the person himself, his understanding of life.
If a person is worm-eaten, then money will become just a catalyst for him, which will start as soon as the person feels his power and strength.
Poor people do not have enough resources that they could launch, but rich people have many more opportunities and actively use them.
Money itself is not evil, but rather an opportunity that life provides, and it would be foolish not to take advantage of it.
However, a lot of money is always a test, a terrible and difficult one, and not everyone passes it with dignity, hence the numerous problems.
However, not everything is so bad, because a person can work on himself and understand that a lot of money will not give him what people have, for example, happiness, love, friends, a person can get all this absolutely free of charge, if he wants, but with the proviso that he will work on himself.
It is precisely the work on oneself that is the result of what a person has now.
Money comes to different people as a test of their strength, so some people withstand this test, while others break down and become completely uncontrollable, because it is not money that spoils them, but the person does nothing to become better day by day.
So, it turns out that money itself does not guarantee anything to a person, nor does its huge quantity.
Yes, a person can buy something expensive for himself, yes, he can have enemies, ill-wishers, but who says that they didn’t exist before?
A person should not be afraid of money, talk about it and dream of wealth, but should understand that obligations are imposed on him, which he is obliged to fulfill, because money is not just pieces of paper, but a catalyst for what a person is, how he lives and what is most important to him.
If a person does not want to discipline himself and work on his character, then the money will soon either leave him or will not bring anything positive and bright. So it is stupid to be afraid of high earnings, it is not in them that evil lies.
Earlier I told you why you shouldn’t blackmail your boss with your fictitious dismissal.
