Which is more important—money or relationships? Or does it really matter, when, if you put your mind to it, you can have both?
MOST people accept that if you want your life to improve you have to set goals.
At this point a lot of people confess that they’ve no idea what goals to set.
That isn’t a problem.
All you have to do is think of what you want, which can be divided, for most of us, into money and relationships. Money, as long as there’s enough of the stuff, can be translated into virtually everything material: a car, a house, foreign travel—whatever you want.
Relationships are one important area of life where money is said to be of no relevance.
Comfortable
Now, of course, many people will say that wealth can attract the wrong people for the wrong reasons. But I see no reason why your discriminatory powers should desert you just because you have more money than the average person.
