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Learning Is Like Building Wealth

The more we learn, the more we can apply that to create value for other people. The more value we create for others, the more we would earn.

Like knowledge, one has to be generous with money, trying not to cling to it. Even if we lose some money in some get-rich-quick scheme or dumb investment, we can easily earn it back, provided we don’t lose our character or soul.

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