What Do You Really Own Out of Everything You Have?

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People who have spent decades working for money and success are among the most heartbroken. Those who began with nothing and have amassed every material possession possible. These are the people who had no idea what it was like to be comfortable; they had to create every level of comfort they enjoy in life because they came from less privileged backgrounds.

However, these people find it difficult to pass on their wealth to those who do not understand the true effort and decades of dedication required to build wealth. The most evil people in life are the next of kin to wealthy people, and this is because money obtained for free is easier to spend. Many wealthy people face this problem; they are constantly torn between who receives their wealth and who does not.

This is because sometimes the people who are supposed to inherit it have not been deemed worthy by them.

This demonstrates that chasing and owning enormous wealth has consequences.

We give off a lot in pursuit of money, and it is often difficult to strike a balance. Human beings are not gods; we are infallible. Sometimes we can only choose one thing and leave the rest, and some people bear the burden of prioritizing making money over everything else in life. They make the ultimate sacrifice in the hopes of providing a better future for their children.

Unfortunately for them, they have spent too much time chasing money, only to discover that they have raised strangers and children who do not value sacrifice.

The Illusion Of Consequences

However, some people are unconcerned about the consequences as long as the money allows them to live comfortably for the years they will need it. They only become concerned about the consequences when it comes time to pass on this wealth, only to discover that few people close to them deserve it.

This is why you hear about wealthy people donating their wealth to orphanages and random strangers, because they do not consider those close to them worthy. Some of these people go through divorces and lose a large portion of their assets to greedy spouses, and the trauma remains with them.

The Wealthy People Problem

Many people believe that wealthy people do not have problems, but this is not true. They are prone to having fake friends, plotters and backstabbers, and a slew of others who want them out of the way so they can take their wealth.

In reality, some of the things we have provide only temporary ownership.

Some of the reasons we work too hard and put ourselves in danger are because others will not appreciate us. Some of the friendships we have worked so hard to maintain come to an end, and we are left to figure out how to find genuine fulfillment. There are many people with whom we are affiliated, and vice versa, but life happens, and these people will leave, leaving you with only one true thing that may provide closure.

Many people do not invest in things they will never lose; we keep building and hoping that others will not destroy the legacies we are creating, but life is so short that it only takes the end to realize we have acquired things we do not truly own.

What Should You Seek?

There comes a time when people realize they need to seek God, something beyond physical happiness, only to realize it is too late. There is nothing more painful than having the illusion of plenty of time, only to discover too late that you do not have any.



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Everyone has problems and I agree that anything can happen to remove that wealth. I wouldn't want to deal with divorce or anything like that. The wealthy just don't have many money problems but happiness and fulfillment is a whole different issue.

I do feel that the wealthy have a whole lot other psychological problems that's even tougher to deal with, but then, many will still prefer to deal with it.

Anyone that has a resourceful next of kin is indeed lucky. Some would go to the extent of killing the owners of the properties just for them to inherit their wealth as soon as possible which is totally uncalled for.

Well, you're right. However, I do feel that people don't pick their next of kin. Sometimes we have them very bad and sometimes we're just lucky. Relatives are things we can't really control.

I can't agree less with you... 💯 fact

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One day, I met a man and he said that it isn’t compulsory to build or buy a house because at the long run, the people who didn’t work for it will be the ones to sell it off.
You only find a few reasonable people who are next of kin’s to rich people
Well, it’s easier to spend the money you didn’t work for just like the so called Yahoo boys

Exactly, the more the money isn't yours, the more it's actually easier to spend though. For me, I think it's actually good to build a house, just nothing big, just something modest and hope for a responsible next of kin

True. Always the grandchildren sell the land owned by their grandparents without realizing the hard labor rendered by their grandparents just to own the land.

I know that feeling, they say easy times makes soft people, so definitely. I can't imagine how some kids treat the investment of their grandparents

True.. Just like the Gen Z nowadays. 😊

It's really sad when you work your whole life to build wealth and then realize those closest to you don't appreciate it. True value isn't just in material things but in understanding and respect. Great awareness brother !WEED

Well, it's even more terrible to know that it's the people who were closest that wouldn't value the things you've worked hard for..

Yessssssss bro you said it... The ones that are closest they are even the ones wow...m damn bro you're so right on this

Definitely! There's this saying that life is rented, in the sense that we can't take away all things we've acquired when it's time to move on, we come empty handed and we leave empty handed. In many cases, becoming wealthy can be more of a burden than a blessing, now one has this added responsibility of thinking into the future and looking for the best way to pass on this fortune without having all the efforts one has invested go to waste.

You're right, well indeed most times, wealth that took a lot of effort are sometimes wasted by people who do not even know about the effort it's taken to make it.
I think should just aim to be comfortable and seek salvation beyond what this world has to offer, as the world is not truly our own

True, better to focus more on comfortably getting by than being laser focus on this single aspect of amassing a fortune that we don't really need.

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