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He emphasizes that wealth doesn't come from sudden windfalls, but from planting seeds, nurturing them patiently, and letting them grow into mighty trees that bear fruit for generations. The analogy underscores that wealth, like a tree, takes years to develop but provides lasting stability.
3. Guard Thy Treasures from Loss
The third and perhaps most crucial lesson is protect your wealth. It’s not enough to save and grow money; you must also safeguard it from foolish risks, greed, and predators. Many lose their wealth by being careless or overly confident, trusting schemes or friends who aren’t qualified, or succumbing to deceptive promises.