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Enjoy your Wealth


The fifth key is to enjoy your wealth. 

 So many people have gone through the first four stages. They've figured out how to earn wealth by adding real value. They've discovered how to maintain it by spending less than they were earning. They've mastered the art of investing and are experiencing the benefits of compounded interest. And they now know how to protect their assets, but they're still not happy; they feel empty. 

 The reason is that they have not yet realized  that money is not the end; it's only a means. You and I must make  sure that we find a way to share its positive impact with the people we care about, or the money will have no value. When you discover ways to contribute that are proportionate to your income, you will tap into one of the greatest joys in life. 

 I can tell you that unless you link a certain level of pleasure to create value and earning money, you'll never keep it long term. 

 Most people wait until they've accumulated a certain amount of money to start enjoying themselves. This is a great way to teach your brain to link pain  to wealth creation. 

 Instead, reward  yourself emotionally along the way. Occasionally, you need to give yourself a jackpot where you give yourself a financial surprise so that your brain is taught that earning money is enjoyable and rewarding.

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