There Are Two Main Drivers Of Asset

Never Say Anything About A Person You Wouldn't Say To Them Directly, And Don't Try People Without Accusing Them To Their Face. Badmouthing People Behind Their Backs Shows A Serious Lack Of Integrity And Is Counterproductive. It Doesn't Yield Any Beneficial Change, And It Subverts Both The People You Are Badmouthing And The Environment As A Whole.

I Have Been Very Lucky Because I Have Had The Opportunity To See What It's Like To Have Little Or No Money And What It's Like To Have A Lot Of It. I'm Lucky Because People Make Such A Big Deal Of It And, If I Didn't Experience Both, I Wouldn't Be Able To Know How Important It Really Is For Me. I Can't Comment On What Having A Lot Of Money Means To Others, But I Do Know That For Me, Having A Lot More Money Isn't A Lot Better Than Having Enough To Cover The Basics.

There Is Slow Growth, But It Is Positive Slow Growth. At The Same Time, Ratios Of Debt-to-incomes Go Down. That's A Beautiful Deleveraging.

For Me, The Best Things In Life - Meaningful Work, Meaningful Relationships, Interesting Experiences, Good Food, Sleep, Music, Ideas, Sex, And Other Basic Needs And Pleasures - Are Not, Past A Certain Point, Materially Improved Upon By Having A Lot Of Money.

People Who Acquire Things Beyond Their Usefulness Not Only Will Derive Little Or No Marginal Gains From These Acquisitions, But They Also Will Experience Negative Consequences, As With Any Form Of Gluttony.