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📖 10 Finance Lessons from "Life School"

10 📖✨ from the book | Financial Literacy Exam in Life School

1. "Investing in" children "is the best retirement investment" - even if there are billions, if the younger generation does not have knowledge or is too small, there will be no doctors, no food producers.

2. "The future can't be bought, but" can "- we can't hire people in the future. The only thing we can do is create good fundamentals to give them a gift to grow up to take care of society.

3. "Looking at the" man's face "behind the goods" - every coffee or garment has a human behind it. The payment is to pass on energy to them to survive.

4. "Money can't solve problems." People "can't solve" - tens of billions of budgets can't cure diseases without doctors and nurses. Money is just a tool, but human resources are the real solution.

5. "Garbage disappears because of" collectors, "not because of" taxes "- money can be ordered, but if there is no front worker, garbage is still in front of the house. The worker is the real hero.

6. "Money is worthless in itself, just a" labor ticket "- the paper in the pocket is only worth it if someone agrees to work for it. Thank you to the people who helped drive the world.

7. "Saving money is not the only way to survive" - if everyone stops working, a million cannot buy rice; real stability is the "skills" and productive ability of society in the days to come.

8. "Riches does not mean" not dependent on anyone "" - the more money is spent, the more dependent on other workers, wealth is the ability to attract help from others.

9. "We can't eat" numbers in the account "- don't forget that our lives are on rice, fish, food, which comes from the strong water of a living worker.

10. "" Price "is not equal to" Value "- clean water is cheap but hugely valuable, while some expensive items may be useless. Do not let the price tag deceive the eyes so that it is inherently invisible.

# Financial knowledge # MoneyMindset # Human value # Life lessons

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