The Survival Instinct of Money
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The more money you have, the more you have to preserve. And the more you have to preserve, the more fear that surrounds its potential loss.
The Survival Instinct of Money Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections The Survival Instinct of Money By Lawrence Yeo Money often evokes fear because it triggers our sense of survival. Since it’s correlated with the ability to put food in our stomachs and to keep a roof over our heads, the lack of it will feel like our very lives are in jeopardy. But most likely, this isn’t the shade of survival you feel threatened by. You feel secure about where your next meal will come from, and find comfort in knowing that you
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