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Clara Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

30 Dec 2020

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How do you define wealth? Each of us defines it differently. To some time is wealth; but to others, it's financial affluence. So what's your definition of wealth?

How would you define being wealthy?

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1M45

30 Dec 2020

Wealth is acquiring assets that generate cashflow.

The 3 basic building blocks for wealth:

Saving
Income
Investment

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Yu Qi Tan

30 Dec 2020

Student Ambassador 21/22 at Seedly

I think wealth is a mixture of time, financial affluence, and health. To me, health and time are the most important because these two are irreplaceable. Financial affluence and money can always be earned, so always guard your time and take care of your health!

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