Money is a store of value, but only a proxy. People value money differently, and the cost to acquire money is different for each person. One who inherits vast wealth did not exchange much of life for money, and the inverse is true. Money is cheap to some, and expensive to others.

The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it. - Henry David Thoreau

The most timeless advice has been curated in this book.

• Generational wealth comes from ownership, not wages.
• Wealth generation is a function of time, energy, and risk.
• Life is a tradeoff between health, wealth, and time.
• True wealth belongs to the person who has enough.

That’s all so far. There’s no advantage to thoroughness when length dilutes essence.