Part 5/14:
The second lesson revolves around making your savings grow through wise investment. Merely saving money isn't enough; it must be put to work. Idle gold loses value—due to inflation and missed opportunities. Instead, investments should generate compounding returns, turning small amounts into a growing army of wealth.
He recounts his own early missteps—trusting the wrong schemes, chasing quick riches, making impulsive decisions. These mistakes reinforced the need for prudence, research, and fundamental investments rather than speculation. Steady, careful choices—like small businesses, land, stocks with real value—are the way to ensure your money grows reliably over time.