1. Do not set your outlay due to your lifestyles. But, Set your lifestyles due to your financial
Competition in this life is to 'have more' than others. It will be tough and tiring competition, since there slways be someone who 'has more' than you.
2. Simplicity. not 'how can I get more', but 'what can I reduce'
In Japan, houses are very incapacious, they often use their playrooms as their dining rooms or maybe also as their bedrooms. For this reason, although if they had enough money to buy things, they cannot buy so many as there is not any space in their houses.
One important question before we buy things is, "Can we live without this thing?'. If the answer is "Yes", so of course we do not need to buy it. Do not cluster your lives with material things and demands.
3. Prudent but do not be Stingy
Prudent means uses the least to fulfill our needs, so we can share with others.
Stingy means saved what we should have shared with others, so we can get more.
It is decent to be prudent, but do not be stingy. Remember Jesus is competent to take care of us.
4. Be grateful by what you have had
A conglomerate was asked, "When will you feel enough?". The answer was, "a bit more", never finished.
Learn to live what you have had.
Learn to share, not to amass more.
Be grateful on what we have had, do not complaining on what we have not gotten.
IT'S FAVORABLE TO HAVE MONEY IN OUR HANDS, BUT NOT IN OUR HEARTS. SO, BEWARE ! ! !
Competition in this life is to 'have more' than others. It will be tough and tiring competition, since there slways be someone who 'has more' than you.
2. Simplicity. not 'how can I get more', but 'what can I reduce'
In Japan, houses are very incapacious, they often use their playrooms as their dining rooms or maybe also as their bedrooms. For this reason, although if they had enough money to buy things, they cannot buy so many as there is not any space in their houses.
One important question before we buy things is, "Can we live without this thing?'. If the answer is "Yes", so of course we do not need to buy it. Do not cluster your lives with material things and demands.
3. Prudent but do not be Stingy
Prudent means uses the least to fulfill our needs, so we can share with others.
Stingy means saved what we should have shared with others, so we can get more.
It is decent to be prudent, but do not be stingy. Remember Jesus is competent to take care of us.
4. Be grateful by what you have had
A conglomerate was asked, "When will you feel enough?". The answer was, "a bit more", never finished.
Learn to live what you have had.
Learn to share, not to amass more.
Be grateful on what we have had, do not complaining on what we have not gotten.
IT'S FAVORABLE TO HAVE MONEY IN OUR HANDS, BUT NOT IN OUR HEARTS. SO, BEWARE ! ! !
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