Dean Graziosi argues that wealth's real purpose is enabling generosity. Happiness doesn't come from money itself but from giving: feeding thousands, building homes in Africa, rescuing children from slavery, retiring parents. Pursue financial freedom to help others.
I'm not going to make apologies for saying you should be wealthy, because when you're wealthy, you could do good for others, right? People say, is this money buy happiness? I don't think it does. I said, well, you haven't given enough away yet. Feed 50,000 people, or 5 million, or 20 million. Build some houses in Africa. Save some kids from slavery. Do the thing. Help your church out. Help your school out. Money can buy happiness. Just find people who are struggling to eat and help them eat. Pay off some electric bills when no one's knows who you are. Retire a parent. Put some money away from your children, for your children, so you know they'll be safe. That buys happiness. So get after it. Do whatever it takes to be more financially free.
