Quote from: Egii Nna on August 03, 2024, 07:52:08 PM

Am surprised to see this, but did you know that not everyone can afford anything? And some try as hard as they can just to provide food for themselves and their families? I think you don’t know that or you just reside in a location where almost everyone is in the average class; if not, you won’t say this. Saying that if things get expensive, no one should buy so that it will reduce in price will never happen because people's finances are not the same and you can’t have the use of something and have the money to purchase it, then just feel like if you did buy it, it will reduce in price. This logic will just make you suffer, not the seller, because you are the one that needs it, not the seller.

So all I want you to know is that it is not that everyone is rich, but they just have no options but rather buy things at their higher price.

There is always no exact number when mentioning rich people because if you or anyone has wealth then there are others who have more of everything. This is a form of an uncertain number because a person's wealth can vary and there is always no exact amount. I understand one thing related to wealth and how we can see wealth as a form of devotion to ourselves or to meet the needs of the family. When our lives are stable and able to meet the needs of life, children's school fees, health costs and travel costs to spend time with family is true wealth.

The most important thing is that the wealth we have is not involved in unproductive debt and we can make money stably, that's more than enough for me personally. Understanding wealth does not have to be seen from how much money and assets we have because sometimes that does not guarantee happiness so what's the point of being rich if our lives are filled with discomfort.