In this materialistic society, we are often troubled by money.
We worry that our pockets are not deep enough, that our wallets are not bulging enough, and that we are overwhelmed by the weight of our lives. However, while money is important, the true nobility of a person is not how much wealth he has, but how he uses it.
Today, I would like to share with you that even if we are not rich, there are three kinds of money that are worth spending. These costs are not only about our present, but also about our future.
First of all, it is the money to honor your parents. Honoring our parents is not only a traditional virtue, but also our responsibility and obligation as children. Whether we are rich or poor, we should do our best to honor them, as this kind of devotion will give us a sense of contentment and peace in our hearts, and will bring us endless blessings.
Secondly, there is the money used to maintain interpersonal relationships. The maintenance of interpersonal relationships is an intangible wealth, and we should cherish and treat our relatives, friends and work partners around us with kindness. When we invest time and money in maintaining relationships, we are saving in an emotional bank. When we need help, these savings become our most valuable resource.
Finally, there is the money used to invest in learning. In this era of rapid change, learning new knowledge and skills often requires a certain amount of investment. However, studying is a very necessary investment, as the money spent on studying will pay you countless times over.
In general, money is like a seed, where it is sown, there will be a reward. Spending money on honoring your parents, maintaining relationships, and investing in your studies can bring you long-term benefits. Because this money is not only investing in the quality of life now, but also in a better future. Hopefully, we can all spend our money wisely to make our lives better and richer.