I make it a point to read whenever I have the time.
Among the books I’ve read, there’s one that hit me like a hammer blow to the head—”DIE WITH ZERO The ultimate rule that makes life incredibly rich”—and I’d like to introduce it to you.
Are you being consumed by work? You probably are, but you might not realize it. If you don’t notice, you’ll stay that way forever.
When it comes time to die, you’ll definitely regret it. That life of yours. (ΦωΦ)
You might think it’s just another economics book, but don’t worry.
It reads smoothly. You’ll devour it.
The fable of the ant and the grasshopper—neither is superior or successful.
The ant should have played more, and the grasshopper should have saved more.
We spend most of our lives consumed by demanding work, and by the time we finally have breathing room, our bodies and minds are already worn down. By then, our bodies don’t move as we’d like, and we’ve lost the will and energy to do what we want.
We tend to put off things we can only do now in life.
I often think, “I wish I’d experienced that.” And I’m sure I will again.
But if you realize this now, I don’t think you’ll have the same regrets going forward.
I often hear stories of people whose health suffers because of work. Reading this book changed my own values. It’s a book I’d like you to pick up before life consumes you.
DIE WITH ZERO The ultimate rule that makes life incredibly rich
