Sometimes Money Doesn’t Matter
At my house, there’s a lot of talk about getting the most for our money. One of the most repeated phrases I tell my kids and my wife is that we need to be, “selfish with our money.” If we’re going to spend money on something, we need to be absolutely sure we use whatever product or service we’re buying to its fullest capacity. But recently I discovered that I may have either taken my zeal of value a little too far, or I’ve missed a very important part of the lesson. My daughter came home from school complaining of a headache. At her request, I gave her a dose of ibuprofen to help make her feel better. A little while later I reminded her that
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