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“Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.” – Epictetus
This Stoic quote suggests that wealth is not about accumulating material possessions but about reducing your desires. When you are content with what you have, you are richer than someone constantly chasing after more. Wealth, in this sense, is more about emotional and psychological satisfaction than physical accumulation.
Practice contentment by reducing unnecessary wants and focusing on what truly brings value to your life. By learning to live with less, you can avoid the trap of consumerism and focus your financial resources on the things that really matter, like experiences, security, and personal growth.
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