“It isn’t what the book costs; it’s what it will cost if you don’t read it”
— Jim Rohn
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Buying a book might cost you some money, but think about the value of the information inside it. If you don’t read the book, you miss out on the knowledge, ideas, and lessons that could have helped you in life. For example, imagine there’s a book that teaches you how to save money and invest smartly. Not reading it might mean you continue to make financial mistakes, which could cost you much more than the price of the book in the long run. Applying this to everyday life, it’s essential to consider the benefits of learning something new versus the small cost of the book itself. So, investing time and a little money in a book can lead to greater rewards and opportunities.
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