... Because Money Doesn't Come with Instructions

As a child, there is one thing to teach. This starts from the Grandmother, and ends with the young Father. There is only one idea to remember, money doesn’t come with instructions. We want you to know that it’s your money. You can do what you want with it. And we all learned it’s not the most important thing in the world. That would be you. When it’s all gone and you’re still standing, someone probably knows it was all just to pay, to show how much you’ve grown. That is sort of a funny thought, but also the right template to success when things become financial. There are tangible things to purchase like a sports car or an unbelievable car like the Tesla, a messy tortilla or a one calorie frozen dinner, a mega frame processing computer or an iPhone, barge stocks or invisible paper-floating stocks like Bitcoin. The last is probably going to create a remarkable credit industry technology that makes political events more manageable and banking more reliable. The point is our slogan is becoming a reality. There are infinite things that use our money, all because money doesn’t come with instructions. Our world is noticing that even dwindling dreams from executives are protected with a vast market of entrepreneurs that are sufficient enough to change DOWJ into a mission to Mars. All with a lightbulb. Electricity. Automotive makers are revived with hybrid technologies, self-driving technologies, and with an all-electric concept. The global brand is becoming a method. Our IMF advanced economies consist of 60.8% of global GDP as of 2015, and 42.9% global GDP based on purchasing-power parity (PPP). Beyond just disbursing $14 billion in zero interest rate loans to low-income countries, we are making foot traffic for a new trust by focusing on projects to build resilience and sustainability, and not just a boasting balance sheet. Our once upon a time Frost tradition to building new roads and irrigation systems is relived with macroeconomic stability for all industries, job markets, and trade flows. All during COVID. There is one thing becoming visible, conceptual, and factual. Money doesn’t come with instructions. It can help purchase a simple product, invest in simple savings for more money, or save the world with economic recovery. That is why a Parent doesn’t teach a child how to spend your money, or that it’s the most important thing. But we sure should give thought that it doesn’t grow on trees. It does with loans. Next time you reconsider getting your Starbucks drink or want to throw a coin in a fountain of water, you can tell your associate with some business austere, “… because money doesn’t come with instructions.” Could you imagine, if there was a paper list with your credit card, that says, “... only I can use this, Starbucks at 6:00 A.M., and purchase a suit blazer every year. - American Express.” These days we don’t get the horizontal bar on the bill, but we still gotta believe it’s from American Express with it's logo. It’s all spectacular. Even PVC is money, because money doesn't come with Instructions. ------------------------------ “A New Trust to Help Countries Build Resilience and Sustainability.” IMF Blog, 25 Jan. 2022, https://blogs.imf.org/2022/01/20/a-new-trust-to-help-countries-build-resilience-and-sustainability/.