Don't buy money to buy things that aren't used to show off people who don't love us.

"Tired for yourself, or tired for others to watch?"

In the age when we measure the top of the line and the items shown, sometimes we are unknowingly more difficult to live.

The iron rule is the best reminder...

"Don't buy money to buy things that aren't used to show off people who don't love us."

Why do we have to run after other people's eyes?

We often work hard, endure stress, to buy "must-have" money just because we want people in the social world to accept it, even though they may be just "acquaintances" or some people don't even hope for us.

The most heartbreaking truth is:

People Who Don't Love Us: Even if you drive a luxury car, they can blame you anyway.

The One Who Really Loves Us: He Would Rather See You Happy, Have Time to Rest, and Have More Money to Take Care of Yourself Than Seeing You Indebted to Empty Image

Let's focus on the meaning of life:

Money: Take it to buy "experience" or "time" for your parents and dearest people.

Use: Buy because it's useful, not because it has a "brand" to show.

Happiness: caused by the "heart-feeding water" inside the house, not by the comments of the outsiders.

Life is too short to use for "acting," sir.

Try to reduce the effort to impress others and increase the effort to make yourself and your family happy.

Then you'll find out...True happiness. You don't have to pay that much.

# Exhort # Living life to be # True happiness # Don't overspend # Love yourself to be