Here’s something people spend their entire lives learning. Once you’ve built a few million dollars in wealth, own your home, drive what you want, eat what you want, and control your own schedule, another zero in the bank account starts changing surprisingly little about everyday life. Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page may be worth billions, but they can’t purchase a longer day. They still wake up with the same 24 hours you do. The same sunset is free to everyone. Your favorite meal doesn’t suddenly taste 100x better because your net worth has another 3 zeros attached to it. That’s the part people miss about money. Its greatest value isn’t buying more things. It’s buying back control of your time. Build enough wealth that you don’t have to worry about bills. Take care of your body. Eat well. Get enough sleep. Spend time with your family. Keep good people around you. Go see the world. Actually enjoy the years you’re given. If your only goal is more, you’ll never reach enough. Money can always be earned again. Time only gets spent once. Build wealth so you can live. Don’t spend your entire life living just to build wealth.