Master Your Money

The Jewish approach acknowledges the importance of money as a tool but emphasizes that it should not define one's identity or happiness.

The two extremes are asceticism and detachment from money, or an obsession and preoccupation with money as the definition of one's life and identity.

Money is a vital and beneficial tool that is essential for achieving certain goals and tasks, but it should not be substituted for life itself or become the sole focus of one's identity and happiness.

<p>The difference between people with a lot of money is that some have character and know their identity while others have toxic levels of insecurity and anxiety.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The author believes that working on oneself through self-awareness and dealing with personal issues and traumas is necessary for a good life, despite the usefulness of money.</p> Signup and view all the answers