Money can nourish people.

Once you earn money, you’ll grow a new face.
Pursuing money really nourishes you.

First, it shows in the overall framework—your back straightens. You’re no longer in that long-term, trauma-driven, shrinking collapse, with a sense of bending.

Second, your whole presence changes. You’ve cut out the flattery and timid hesitance. Your eyes are sharp, no longer drifting and uncertain. And you’re not afraid to meet someone’s gaze—confidence rises from the inside out.

Next, your facial features look much more full. There’s the decisiveness and decisional drive of making firm, decisive calls, along with a lightness you’ve never had before—layered onto one person’s face, giving off a sense of spirit, a natural bearing. Even your edges have become noticeably smoother and more rounded.

You have to admit it: making money and building a career really nourishes people.

You need the ability to earn money and keep learning.