Defining what is enough is essential because without it, one will perpetually chase money and feel dissatisfied by comparing themselves to others.

“If you don't define what a happy content life is for you right now, your brain will turn money and chasing money and buying things into something that you will never actually reach because you will keep moving the goalpost.”

Tony Robbins believes that investing in yourself is the most important investment you can make because it creates skills that cannot be taxed and provides security.

“He said the most important investment you can ever make is in yourself. He actually did a big tirade on this two years ago was on one of his one of his talks and he said look here's the best part about this investment. No one can tax it. Your skills keep growing and no one can take any piece of that”

George Kamel promotes a mindset of contentment and focusing on the present to avoid the negative consequences of consumerism and lifestyle creep.

“I'm just content like I'm a very anxious person naturally and so to remove any level of you know pieces of anxiety out of my life one of those being debt has been really helpful to give me a little bit of just peace”

He claims that cultivating a disciplined, growth-oriented mindset and managing internal emotions is the essential foundation for achieving financial wealth.

“The mind, dear Fernando, and you know it, is a garden that I have always taken care of, every day, to maintain very well and to remove all the weeds.”

He argues that an individual's financial reality is shaped by the internal story they tell themselves and their level of mental training.

“The question I ask you is, what story are you telling yourself? Because that story becomes your reality.”