The principle of scarcity is simple. We tend to only value things that are rare. Gold, diamonds, vacations, winning the lottery, you get the idea.
This post addresses the perception of value, and how that understanding can impact us greatly. Click the title for the full post.
We tend to see far less value in things that are more common, or are readily available, but that may be substantially more valuable, especially in accumulation.
Things like sleep, food, our bodies, our environment, the air, our government, exercise, our churches, relationships, time, our families (parents, children, spouses, siblings). You get the idea.
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