The pursuit of wealth seems to occupy a peculiar place in the human condition, something we both desire and distrust, seek and scorn. I have observed in my time that men will speak ill of money in public while privately arranging their affairs to secure more of it. This contradiction appears to spring from our nature, for we understand that virtue should not be measured in gold coins, yet we cannot deny the comfort and freedom that sufficient wealth provides. In considering the matter of earning money, I find myself drawn not to grand theories of economics but to the simple observations of daily life and the wisdom of those who have walked before us.

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