Quotes from Zelinski Book : Hardship

Don't have the problem of spending money. Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels.

When one has had to work so hard to get money, why should he impose on himself the hardship of trying to save it?
— Don Herold

Another chain of thoughts. (Mine as well) How about saving hard all that hard earn money, spend it on a meaningful or worthy cause, like education, insurance, investments, housing, etc? You can still pamper yourself occasionally for a new gadget, treat yourself to a high-end restaurant, get a new sport, etc. Try to look for healthier and worthy purchases that give value to you over a while (like 6 months to 2-3 years at least). Think what are the things you need and what you can do without is the first step. Then the rest will flow. Be disciplined to keep it up and you will see the light at the end of the tunnel when you get there. Trust me, being there, done that.

—— Dickson Idlier

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