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The first principle is straightforward yet powerful: begin by saving a portion of every coin received. Arad advised his students to start their journey with their existing income, however humble, by setting aside at least one-tenth—the "paying tithe" of their earnings—and to be diligent in making this a habit.
He illustrated this with a simple example: a man who puts in one egg daily into a basket, removing only nine eggs each day, will eventually find the basket overflowing. The moral? Save more than you spend. To grow rich, one must treat savings as the first step toward wealth, gradually increasing their purse through discipline.