In this lesson, Mr. Pushpendra introduces the concept of "managing money," together with the concept of "wealth." The lesson begins with emphasizing that wealth is something that one may be born into, but if that is not the case, then one can successfully attempt to acquire it through grit and hard work. The lesson then goes on to provide some hands-on tips on how to manage one's money it encourages the candidates to inculcate the habit of thrift and keeping accounts of money spent. Further, the lesson informs the candidates about the ways in which money/wealth can be acquired through fair and honest means, and insists that one should acquire wealth first before having any intention of spending it. Further, it stresses upon the metaphysical concept of wealth, encouraging the candidates to have a "detached attachment" towards wealth such that one focuses less on material wealth, and more on human values.

The following questions are meant to develop more understanding of the topic. The answers to these questions will not be used for grading.

1 Suggest ways in which you could avoid impulsive purchases

2. Recall an instance where your positive qualities give you an advantage over money.

3. "Perfection is no trifle" What are your thoughts on this quote?