Hi, this is a good article. I hope you spend a few minutes to think about
it.
Believe it or not, your savings, affect the way you stand, the way you walk
and the tone of your voice. In short, your physical well being and
self-confidence. A man without savings is always running. He must! He must
take the first job offered, or nearly so. He sits nervously on life’s chairs
because any small emergency throws him into the hands of others.
Without savings, a man must be too grateful. Gratitude is a fine thing in
its place. But a constant state of gratitude is a horrible place in which to
live. A man with savings can walk tall. He may appraise opportunities in a
relaxed way, have time for judicious estimates and not be rushed by economic
necessity.
A man with savings can afford to resign from his job if his principles so
dictate. And for this reason he’ll never need to do so. A man who can afford
to quit is much more useful to his company, and therefore more promotable.
He can afford to give his company the benefit of his most candid judgements.
A man with savings can afford the wonderful previlege of being generous in
family or neighborhood emergencies. He can take the level stare of any man,
friend, stranger or enemy. That ability shapes his personality and
character.
The ability to save has nothing to do with size of income. Many high income
people spend it all. They are on a treadmill, darting through life like
minnows.
“Take wasteof your spending; you’ll drive the haste out of your life.”
If you don’t need money for college,a home or retirement, then save for
self-confidence. The state of your savings does have a lot to do with how
tall you walk.









Hi,
I like the way you write ..Its really different and interesting … keep the momentum going ..I hope tis will really going to help me in future..
brilliant. .Money isn’t everything–but it’s a long way ahead of what comes next.