Money at age 5

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At 5 , one's perception of money is nothing compared to a piece of Chocolate Wrapper or a piece of metal or stone or marble used to play with either individually or a group. This perception of money was the same as I imagined during my Childhood days. It took me 18 years to finally earn my first salary since age 5. The path was not smooth, it never will be. One at age so small doesn't care about the value of money or wanting it for several reasons. On a childs point of view, money brings chocolates, packaged juices, pencils and other stationary for education and other purposes ( no 5 year old goes to a shop to buy stationary or Confectionaries) We don't even know how the tastes of our childhood got to us in the first place. Only our aparents provided what's best for our education and happiness. But we got to understand how it all happened and how our parents managed to pull it off Three Decades ago when we did not have proper Electricity Grid. At 35 it still lurks my heart how our parents sailed through tougher times still we managed a happy and healthy and ever memorable Childhood. 

Now we have Money terms like 
SHARE/STOCK MARKET
EQUITY
ETF
ECONOMY
GDP
GNP
GLOBALIZATION
FINANCIAL FREEDOM
SAVINGS
MILLIONNAIRE
BILLIONNAIRE
Paper gold
Gold


But all the way before we even spent money on a chocolate by ourselves, we had no idea where the money comes from... A tree?? Or from the ground? Awe wonder we ponder now still to manage our finances... But our parents were the financial managers, asset managers of our childhood days.. They managed to manage assets and money and grew with the whole world while the world was transforming Industrially and economically they grew too. 

Dedicated to all parents of the world... A good rememberance of the place where we belonged and how we rose to a position were we are unable to manage our finances. 

The story of  our wealth of us all began decades ago . 

Let's explore wealth. 

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