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Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases. - Swahili proverb. Good Morning Africa! http://t.co/lnFGynBuXO

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Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases. - Swahili proverb. Good Morning Africa! http://t.co/lnFGynBuXO

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The proverb "Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases" has a deep meaning. It means that in life, money is not valuable. It is more important to be educated. If you have a stable education, you can go very far in life and become successful. Money doesn't matter at all because as many people know, money can't buy happiness. An anonymous person once said, "Money, the root of all evil... but the cure for all sadness". Money influences a person in negative ways. However, education allows you to go places and give back to the community by helping others learn. Unlike learning, you can't rely on wealth as a crutch. The more you rely and value having wealth, the more you become entrenched in this type of lifestyle. This can lead to becoming greedy, selfish, and a unmoral person. Those who continue to search for knowledge and value it, become wiser and happier. Although, money and learning have a strong connection. Without a strong education, you can't make money. If you have this money then, you won't spend it in a smart way without the knowledge of how to. When the proverb mentions, "wealth, if you use it, comes to an end" tells the reader that even if you had all the wealth in the world, it will never last. But there is an endless supply of knowledge in the world. So, to conclude, when in doubt, look towards education to guide the path to your future, not money.