We Are Always Paying Others
- Most of the time, we spend our money, energy and time on obligations and things that benefit others, not us.
- We exhaust ourselves mentally, physically, emotionally and financially due to our current tasks and to-do lists that consume us.
- We need to think about our future selves as our biggest obligation and turn our focus outside of the routine work we do all day, and towards ourselves.
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