The concept of 'money' seems to be one of the easiest to misunderstand. On one hand, some people chase money madly, living for money itself; on the other hand, there are those who say that money is the root of all evil and harshly criticize this era's pursuit of money. Both types of people are wrong—they stand at the two extremes of reason, while the truth often lies in the middle.
It is foolish to treat money as the ultimate goal, worshiping it like a god, because they mistake the symbol for reality. Likewise, those who view the pursuit of money as evil and see money as the devil are also foolish. Truly wise people regard money as a symbol, not as the essence.
A wise person does not treat money as a god or a devil, but sees it as a tool for acquiring external things. He understands that greed is despicable, but if a person has no desire to pursue money at all, then his life will also lose much value.
When a rational person desires money, what he truly desires is what money can bring. Money almost represents everything needed for human happiness and life. With money, one can seize opportunities; without money, one can hardly do anything. Money is a tool for creating a beautiful life.
In certain past eras, humans had no money; perhaps the future will surpass money. But in today's society, money remains an important foundation for human happiness and satisfaction.
Remember: when we say "people need money," we actually mean people need everything that money can buy. Denying the desire for money is essentially denying the desire for a beautiful life.
Those who belittle money are often of two types: one is incapable of acquiring money (sour grapes mentality); the other is someone who easily acquires money but has never truly experienced the process of creating wealth.
Although some so-called "reformers" oppose it, the reality is: one cannot live on ideals alone; food, clothing, and shelter are also needed—and all of these require money.
Money means freedom, independence, and the opportunity to realize ideals. It can help people achieve great plans and turn dreams into reality. Money is like a magician that can help fulfill wishes.
At the current stage of human development, money is to humans what air, water, and sunlight are to plants—it is a kind of "nutrient." Therefore, desiring money is natural and reasonable.
Nature does not mock humanity—it does not instill a desire in you without giving you the ability to fulfill it. So, if you desire money, it means you have the capability to acquire it.
But be aware: nature does not encourage hoarding. The law of nature is the "Law of Use." Money should be earned, owned, and utilized. Only by allowing money to flow and work can you align with the laws of nature.
Therefore, I want to tell you: do not fear money, but recognize its importance. Having money is your natural right, just as plants need sunlight.
Stop praising poverty—deep down, you do not actually agree with it. You are just afraid of not getting what you want. Let go of this hypocrisy, face reality bravely, and say:
"Yes, I desire money, I sincerely want it. I have the right to it, and I will definitely get it, starting now!"
Break free from shackles and declare your freedom. Define your goals, move forward with determination, do not hesitate, and bravely head towards your goals—that is financial success!
Because that's where you can find the life you truly desire.
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