Picking up where the last half of the episode left off, this segment digs into the more philosophical side of money.
Digging both into WHY we need money, and how we often fall into a viscous cycle of trading time for money in the pursuit of more. 

With the dawn of the industrial revolution, the American Dream was realized by the opportunity available to start in any occupation, and possibly change one's economic circumstances. But at what cost?
How often do we find ourselves in the pursuit of money, with no clear goal of what we'd do once we had enough? 

Sure we need to address our basic needs for ourselves and  our family, but what's beyond that?
Entertainment and excitement usually have a short half-life and generally follow the law of diminishing returns...

Money at its core, is simply a tool, but it is a tool for CHANGE.
However, that change is a reflection of WHO we are, and the FOUNDATION on which we stand. 

Before the pursuit of wealth, it's wise for one to first invest in their own personal growth-- Dollars follow value, so what value can you provide? 

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