How does one define wealth? Naiive is the one who thinks wealth is measured by wads of currency. Wealthy is one who has boundless energy, listens intently, speaks positively, respects others, treats challenges as opportunities, exercises humility and has friends and family that can be trusted in times of strife. Pots of gold are a consequence of a process, it can flow and ebb. True wealth lasts forever. Can I buy bread with humility?, you ask. No, is the answer. Humility earns trust and respect, not bought but earned. A man with pots of gold with no friends that he can trust is as good as a beggar with empty pots.
- Nikhil Nambiar
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