> this is why people should hope to never reach the pinnacle of wealth. It's a position that takes one beyond human reasoning.

I find this a bit funny tho. But I feel it should be the other way tho. People should thrive to reach the peak of anything they are doing.

The greed part is understandable but the greed sometimes might be for a good course but from what I have observed from reading books from rich people, the greed might just be a very insignificant fraction.

> There is a point in time when people can control their money, and also, it gets to a time when their money can control them.

This feels like both spectrums tho.
But I think most poor people let money control them.

Finally, I guess my view of wealth and yours might be different

But this na my 2 cents and na you get money so make I shut up.


Do have a nice day Baba 


Very thought provoking post 

I mean people who believe they have to work for a lot of money are letting money control them.

But when you have money work for you and you have time to spend with your family and other fun of life. Then you have control over money.

> This is why the only way to truly attain mastery over money is to know the present and understand its exact impact on the future.

Very very valid. This is why when I see people trying to make money, I like to tell them that what does this offer in the future. 

For example tech guys, will be so relevant but not all tech guys.

If the world is going towards the use of robots and you are learning robotics, you are almost sure that you will be valuable.

I guess I am trying to say that having skill is important.