In a world driven by transactions, it's easy to believe that money holds power in its numbers. But real power lies not in what money is, but in what money does. Money, at its core, is a mirror — it reflects the value you bring to others.
The true worth of money isn’t in how much you hoard, but in how much value you create with it. A teacher shapes minds. A farmer feeds nations. An innovator solves problems. The more people you serve and the better the impact, the more wealth flows your way — not as luck, but as a reward for relevance.
When you chase money, it often runs. But when you chase purpose, money follows. Why? Because people will always pay for what makes their life better. So ask yourself: what problem do I solve? What need do I meet? What legacy am I building?
Wealth is not merely earned — it's justified by value. If you want to grow financially, grow in usefulness. If you want more money, become more meaningful.
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