He addresses the dilemma of simultaneously pursuing material well-being and lives of peace and fulfillment. Brock argues money ought to have something to do with happiness. It should allow people to buy opportunities to travel, learn about the world, and bless lives of others through service. When money is seen as a stewardship, the decision-maker balances saving and spending, does not become a slave to debt or anything else. Conversation 2 Brock says the financial press talks about financial strategies and tactics as if decisions in life are best made by the numbers and the tax code.
Young people can be congruent.
You don't have to wait. Money is a tool, a means, not an end in itself. Brock is extremely wary of debt. They focus on human relationships. Material well-being and financial success are not evil.