> Scar Consumption for Life Sounds like a good thing in a world where we over-consume almost everything? I can't agree with some of the commentary in this thr

> Scar Consumption for Life Sounds like a good thing in a world where we over-consume almost everything? I can't agree with some of the commentary in this thread about risk, drive and early poverty. Some of the wealthiest people started out dirt poor. They didn't like it and resolved to become rich. Plenty more started out spoiled rotten and grew up to be lazy minded with mediocre life outcomes. "Brewster's Millions" is still a great film on this theme of growing a healthy relationship with money.