Life is money, money is life

©Dante Newton
I am running out of money.
I am tethering on the brink of doom, of death, of
misery. Utter misery.

I think it is better to die than to live and

suffer.

I think I want to end this life now.

How can I escape through this quagmire?

How can I have freedom, peace, security and

happiness?

It’s impossible.
My teachers give me palladian advices I couldn’t grok
and fathom out at the outset.
What are tectonic plates? What is the meaning of
dualism, deism, atomism? What is the pancreas for?
Why are there mitochondria and vacuoles? What is the
use for matrix in mathematics? And how about
differentiation and integration?
Most of them have no utilitarian value in my adult
life, except for languages and simple mathematical
skills, not forgetting emotional, cognitive
development.
But teachers don’t tell you much about money, about
how to earn six figures or seven figures, how to earn
money online in the comfort of your swanky home, and
how you can be a millionaire.
Hold on. A millionaire? Your parents will definitely
think you are just bloviating and being shallow. You
can’t be that successful, unless you are from an affluent
family, or you already have the abundant resources to tap
on. If not, you do better be an ordinary worker and pray
hard for a pay rise or a bonanza.

Our world is all about pelf, about success, about fame.

Right?

Wrong.

All wrong.
Money isn’t everything.
It is the passion for contributing to the society that
brings in money naturally.
You don’t have to work tediously. You don’t have to become
suicidal. You don’t have to cry. You don’t have to feel
spurned and discombobulated.
You have to cherish your life now. Remember: there is only
one life for each person.
If you keep on maundering about, if you keep on harping
on, nothing will change. The result will be
counterintuitive.
Forget about money if you don’t have money now. Think
about how to get out from this depression and get back to
your feet. The determination to earn money again will get
you home, and not in the streets being vagabonds and
staying in ramshackle camps in the forest.
What you want to have (ethically) will be attracted to
you via the Law of Attraction. I am talking to you from
my heart, my reader. I now how it feels to be defeated,
but there is no way depression is going to imbue you for
the rest of your lives. By then, you would commit
suicide and end your life.

Why do that foolish shenanigan?

Why don’t you write, study, work and read? Remember:

there is only one life for each person. Only one. Not
two or more. Be the best person you can be. Change
yourself and others will follow.

Good luck.
The end