Quote by Joseph Brotherton, inscription o

My riches consist not in the extent of my possessions, but in the fewness of my wants.

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Summary

This quote by J. Brotherton suggests that true wealth is not determined by the quantity or value of one's possessions, but rather by the simplicity of one's desires. It emphasizes the idea that finding contentment and fulfillment in life is not reliant on accumulating material wealth and extravagant possessions, but rather on being satisfied with what one already has and having modest aspirations. By aligning one's wants with their necessities, one can find true richness in life, unburdened by the constant chasing of material wealth that often leads to dissatisfaction and unhappiness.

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