பணம் காய்க்கும் மரங்கள் என்பவை தாமாகவே இயங்கிக் கொள்ளக்கூடிய வர்த்தக அமைப்புமுறைகளாகும். அவற்றுக்கு அவ்வப்போது சிறிதளவு கவனிப்பும் பேணலும் தேவைப்படும். ஆனால் பணத்திற்காக நேரத்தை… - M.J. DeMarco

about jobs, bosses, or unpaid electric bills. Freedom is fantastic. Yet my lifestyle is not “normal.” Like wealth, society, through its “Get Rich Slow” mandates, has defined “normal” for you. Normal is waking at 6 a.m., working eight hours at a tolerated job Monday through Friday, save 10%, and repeat for 50 years. Normal is to buy everything on credit. Normal is to believe the illusion that trusting Wall Street and their cohorts will make you rich. Normal is to believe that a faster car and a bigger house will make you happy. You’re conditioned to accept normal based on society’s corrupted definition of wealth, and because of it, normal itself is corrupted. Normal is modern-day slavery.

If You Think You Can Afford It — You Can't Think about the last time you bought a pack of gum. Did you fret over the price? Did you ask, “Hmmm, can I afford this?” Probably not. You bought the gum, and it's done. The purchase had no impact on your lifestyle or future choices. To a rich woman who walks into a dealership and buys a six-figure Bentley without thought, the acts are the same.

Lost time is never found again. ~ Benjamin Franklin,