Practice delayed gratification from "summary" of The Richest Man In Babylon. Illustrated by George Samuel Clason
Delayed gratification is a crucial concept that separates the wealthy from the poor. It is the ability to resist the temptation of immediate pleasure in favor of long-term gain. This principle is clearly illustrated in the story of Arkad, the richest man in Babylon. Arkad was once a poor scribe, but through his dedication to saving and investing, he became wealthy. One of the key lessons he shares is the importance of delaying gratification. Instead of spending all his money on fleeting pleasures, he chose to invest a portion of his earnings for the future. This allowed him to build wealth over time and secure his financial future.
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