Enjoy reading books, but find yourself a little time starved? This classic short story by Leo Tolstoy is a 15 minute read, and well worth the investment. It shares a personal and financial message that is so timely, about the pursuit of money and stuff, that I had to share it here. I really recommend you share this story with a high school or college student you know.
Todd K Ballenger
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