Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.

While influencing income and opportunities for free, an individual should exercise the principle of uncertainty and eliminate complacency or the "ride-it-out" attitude.

The individual will suffer from change, choice, and principles in life. They should be aware of these three constants; they should strive to make money work for them and allow it to be their best opportunity for success.

One constant in our lives is changing, which is inevitable. We cannot avoid it, yet we can be one of the drivers of change.

Having chances and taking them are both important. Our principles help with these decisions and act as a compass that guides us on the right path. Money and materials in life can lead to our happiness or unhappiness depending upon how it is used or gained.

The words below will be used in your introduction section only: time, control, finance, control

People need time to feel and experience pleasure and happiness which come from living life fully with all its possibilities on their own terms to make themselves content with the lives they have built for themselves without always feeling frustrated looking back; something that money does not provide people despite what society today may think.

Most people worry about money and believe that earning enough of it is the only thing that matters. But when you look at the quote from its original context, you can see that money is important not only for how much of it you get but also for how much you are getting to give. All of us have some luxuries and life is full of opportunities and adventures.

We might be living in difficult conditions with persistent fear and insecurity while letting them take charge and ruin our chances to give back to those in need or waste all our efforts on giving back just to those who are close and convenient of us.

Defining your vision and knowing your values leads you to make better financial decisions, be able to invest, maximize career potential and ultimately live a life you are proud of today. What really matters in regards to money is what we can do for other people. The best investment that we can make is investing in people by providing them with opportunities.

We need an intervention to start making the world work for it rather than against it.

The more money that the middle class makes, the thicker the opulence in which they have to choke under. Only in our patriarchal society where economic pressure is not just unevenly distributed, but accepted as universally good, is success defined as getting ahead.

Now, we’ve got a system where money is supposed to bring happiness and success; where happiness should be predicated on achieving greater wealth, and there’s only one way of measuring whether you’re doing that or not.