Good morning Binancians
"If your expenses exceed your income, scarcity will be your shadow. If your income exceeds your expenses, tranquility will be your ally."
This maxim is not financial advice, but a fundamental observation about how money behaves. Imagine a scale: on one side, everything you earn (your income); on the other, everything you spend.
If the scale tips towards expenses, it means you are using more resources than you generate. Over time, this situation can lead to scarcity, to the constant need to cover a deficit, similar to a shadow that follows you.
On the other hand, if the scale tips towards income, it means you have a surplus of resources after covering your needs. This surplus is the foundation for tranquility, giving you more options and a sense of security. It is a simple law of personal economics, as clear as day and night.