J. Paul Getty

Folks, that is where it's at.

Many times we envy the wealthy, the Now, J. Paul Getty, one of the wealthiest men that lived in his day, of course, he's not Bill Gates or somebody else, but he's in another generation, had a tragic life.

J. Paul Getty wrote, he said, I've not been given envy, but he said, the person that I envy is the person that has a happy home and those who know how to make marriage work.

He's married five times and all of them were failures.

family contentment.

Folks, that is where it's at.

Many times we envy the wealthy, the Now, J. Paul Getty, one of the wealthiest men that lived in his day, of course he's not Bill Gates or somebody else, but he's in another generation, had a tragic life.

J. Paul Getty wrote, he said, I've not been given to envy, but he said, the person that I envy is the person that has a happy home, and those who know how to make marriage work.

He's married five times, and all of them were failures.

family contentment.

Yeah.

J. Paul Getty, who was one of the most ruthless and wealthy oil tycoons in modern history, understood the psychology perfectly.

He famously advised, let the other fellow make some money too, because if you have a reputation for always making all the money, you won't have many deals.

The psychology of reputation, if you burn someone or abandon your integrity for a short-term win, the human brain remembers that trauma.