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He emphasized that investment need not be complicated—small, consistent deposits or conservative ventures can compound over time, guaranteeing a comfortable future. And, beyond financial planning, he believed that leaving a legacy—such as a will—ensures estate distribution and peace of mind.
The Seventh Cure: Cultivate Thy Own Ability to Earn
The final and perhaps most vital principle is improving oneself. Arad focused on personal development—learning new skills, increasing expertise, and becoming more capable in one’s craft.
He told of a young man seeking to increase his earning power through persistent negotiations, illustrating that desire plus effort is the recipe for greater income.