One of the most powerful money tales is the parable of the Mexican fisherman.
An American businessman visits Mexico and meets a local fisherman. The American is shocked to learn the fisherman only works a few hours a day.
"What do you do with the rest of your time?" the American asks.
"I sleep late, hang out with my family, read, take naps, and play guitar with my friends," the fisherman says.
"You're doing this all wrong. I have an idea," says the American. "You should work all day. Borrow money and buy another boat. Hire more fishermen to work for you.
You could make so much money you'll be retired in ten years."
"What would I do in retirement?" the fisherman asks.
"You could sleep late, hang out with your family, read, take naps, and play guitar with your friends," says the American.