article · December 2008
Dividing the Financial Pie
Because we have all agreed to live as a society, and for that society to function properly, there are some things we cannot do for ourselves alone.


Because we have all agreed to live as a society, and for that society to function properly, there are some things we cannot do for ourselves alone.
No question about it. Every appetite must be disciplined yours, mine, and the governments’. Hey, we could all go on a diet!
Don't pay more than you should. By all means take advantage of the incentives. They were given to you as a reward for channeling your money into areas the government thinks helps the economy.
The act of giving should be taught early in life. The best time to teach a child the act of charity is when he gets his first dollar.
This is money you'll use to buy, fix, manufacture, or sell. The key is to engage in commerce, even if only on a part-time basis.
Here is an exciting thought! Why not work full time on your job and part time on your fortune?
Let me give you the definition of "rich" and "poor." Poor people spend their money and save what's left. Rich people save their money and spend what's left.