[Financial adolescence]

The primary price to pay for learning about finances is losing it. When you win, you learn less than when resulted in loss. The value of money is mostly appreciated after it's no longer in our possession, and you starting craving this and that, or wish for this or that want or need.

Money is tied to one's DNA and it in itself is too found. The DNA in money is in its planning for it and it's spending thereafter. Your behaviour unto it is what makes it, keeps it, grow it, and attract it, and if you're too much of a loose cannon, same will apply with it. Money is made to be spent it's no lie, but then again it's no secret that it needs accountability in its wasting. Allow yourself to waste it in that it ends up eroded at times or coming back multiplied. So, no matter how good you may have spent it, it remains not that good to someone, hence it's a waste.

The money waste is either good or bad, but either way it runs the economic activity regardless. Now, one of the DNA characters of money is financial adolescence. This triggers the dopamine more than any other receptor in your helixed system. Everyone knows, there's no better fun than that of spending money and same is no bigger pain than that of losing money. Only the greedy odd feel pain in spending money if plenty. The danger of too much spend therapy is cocooned in its addiction.

Financial adolescents are important to the economy yet bad for themselves and those close to them. Financial adolescence is covered if you spend from a regular basis income source than from a once-off income source. To lose salary through frivolity safer than on a lump sum payout, unless the wrecklessness is on a safer waste spend.

In conclusion: financial adolescence is a powerful phenomenon that brings about a leaf turnover on second encounter almost all the time, less in cases of those habituals. Money in your possession is always experienced differently from when in another's or in thought. Money brings change more than it brings a shift in one's conduct, we all pass through that, it's a non-coded rite of passage we all go through either sans fanfare or with it.

To be honest, it's a must for one's growth in developing a connection with it. Money is an entity, and getting fused with you a legal entity, a mess if discipline is not an order of one innate. Let's learn to allow a certain portion of loss in our incomes to limited and responsible wrecklessness for just the quenching of that desire for it and then start employing our minds going forth. It can't be pointed at as bad a thing but as a stage that's dependent on an individual's workings of maketh, and there for a reason more than it a purpose...dp