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Finally, Mathis discusses the trap of trying to impress others by spending disproportionately on brand-name items, jewelry, or luxury cars. This desire to appear wealthy—sometimes called maintaining a "golden cage"—can trap individuals in debt and prevent genuine wealth accumulation.
He advocates for contentment with what one has, emphasizing that many wealthy individuals live modestly, driving dependable vehicles and residing in regular homes. Authentic wealth isn't about appearances but financial security and freedom.