Mental wealth matters. Make your mind a treasure chest of beautiful thoughts. It’s good to have money, but mental wealth is more important. Too many people hope for riches instead of enjoying the riches of hope.

Peace of mind is the currency of mental wealth. Without mental-wealth management, we can easily squander our inner resources. If we won’t work for mental wealth, we won’t have much of it.

True mental wealth is much more than information and knowledge. It includes wisdom, insight, discipline, and optimism. An unprotected and undisciplined mind can’t accumulate much mental wealth.

When mental wealth is lost, it feels like all is lost! It’s the wealth that matters most! It makes your heart rich! True mental wealth accumulates and lives by wisdom, not by self-focused desires.

Life is full of mental wealth scams that will take away your peace of mind. Be wise! Many things that are presented by society as exciting are schemes that will steal your mental wealth.

Always work on your mental wealth. Grow it every day! To grow your mental wealth, invest in and save hope and wisdom. Mental wealth is a mind full of beauty. To build mental wealth be in the business of finding, focusing on, and celebrating goodness.

Mental health is a wealth of wisdom applied to everyday living. I pursue mental wealth — beautiful thoughts, words, sights, sounds, and memories that that keep me filled with hope.

Mental wealth is a portfolio of contentment, peace, wisdom, and inspiration. It is the ability to procure and maintain peace of mind. To acquire mental wealth become a serious collector of thoughts that inspire and encourage. Self-focus devours mental wealth and steals peace of mind.

Mental wealth is the ability to find and maintain the most hopeful perspective in any situation. It’s a disciplined mind, free from torment and grateful for being alive. There’s a big mental wealth gap between people who think negatively and people who think positively.

The Bible is the greatest mental wealth book I’ve ever read. As I invest reading time in it every day, it renews my mind.

A person should have much more mental wealth than the wisest statue: