I hope that you’ve enjoyed reflecting with me. There are many other ways that we prevent wealth, but to expound on all of them will take plenty of your time. We can easily talk about how:
- We try to keep up with the Jones’
- We aren’t very skeptical
- We buy things that we don’t need
- We don’t take advantage of offers
- We are too accustomed to hand-outs
- …And so on.
- …And so on.
But ultimately, we must also understand that time is money. And it is time that we can’t get back. We can reflect forever, but I believe that you may now understand the underlying concepts in this personal reflection. I’d rather you spend your next hour or two reflecting on what you’ve learned. I thank you for reading this far, and I hope that you have enjoyed what you’ve read, but now the changes, if any are needed, are up to you.
If you have enjoyed what you read, please pass this book along to a friend. Hopefully a community of people will evolve that teaches others the mistakes that they have made. Hopefully we may learn from each other and ultimately make better financial decisions together. Remember, it’s not how little we earn; it’s the accumulation of unwise decisions that prevents us from building wealth.