Is There Something Profitable in Life



Re-read the question, I mean… re-read it three times. Pause for a moment or two, and ask yourself if there is something sound and meaningful in life. What would it be? You may think of some important things that you could have: money and wealth(riches), power, honour, marriage and children, career, fame and so on… what else can you think? 
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