How much of your life are you putting off while you try to achieve more?
Between the desire for a better life and the rush to prove you've made it, time keeps passing. People change, encounters become memories, and some moments can't be saved for later. In Don't Get Rich , Paulo Ehms examines what we give up in the name of a better life and what we want to experience while building it. Work, money, ambition, letting go, and life's limits come together in a conversation about possible choices, relationships, and the freedom to recognize enough. There's room for comfort, plans, and growth. There's also room for a quiet afternoon, a visit, a conversation, and the pleasure of using what you already have. With sixteen chapters, contemplative images, and six reflective practices, the book invites you to reconsider priorities, understand the cost of your choices, and pay attention to what deserves to remain in your days. Money can expand your possibilities. What do you want to do with them? Time passes while we try to build a better life. In Don't Get Rich , Paulo Ehms invites readers to examine what each achievement requires and what deserves attention now. Money, work, letting go, and life's limits come together in a reflection on choices, relationships, and the freedom to recognize enough. Contemplative images and six practices bring these questions into everyday life.