Everyone wants to be rich. But the problem is, many people's understanding of "richness" might be wrong from the very beginning. Most people think being rich is about what car you drive, what watch you wear, what house you live in, whether you fly first class, or whether you flaunt a luxurious lifestyle on social media. However, these things are often not wealth itself, but rather the traces left after wealth has been consumed. When someone drives a $1 million luxury car, the only thing we can be sure of is not how rich they must be, but that they have at least $1 million less in wealth, or $1 million more in debt, because of that car. Because true wealth...