In countless nights when I had no money, I wondered what it would be like to be rich.
I thought I’d buy a luxurious watch, and a convertible Ferrari.
But later I realized this isn’t wealth—it’s the most foolish decision.
True wealth is being able to go to the gym at the best time of each morning, in the best condition.
At <wages>, with my MacBook in hand, I watch real-time consultations to get useful information—then follow my own preferences and order lunch.
And I make sure my family doesn’t have to worry about money.
Then, on every ordinary day, I wake up naturally—without having to go anywhere.
And finally, I invite my friends for dinner, and then say,
“Let me treat you. This is what wealth means to me.”