Higher class

  One human quality that I can't stand ( actually absolutely hate) is people believing they are in a "higher class". A "higher class" to these people means the car they drive, the house they own, the clothes they wear, and the way they act.
  A HIGHER CLASS should mean the way you help, the way your words have a great message to the people around you, being honest, being trusted by the people around you, and most of all staying humble.
  I have been seeing this" higher class" a lot lately being in the real estate business. It makes me sick to see people walking around acting like they are better than everyone else. The sad part is that I can tell they are not truly happy and thats all we got in this life.
  I see doctors and lawyers who don't know one single thing about their kids. They have a nanny take care of them and thats how the kids are raised. They forget about time and let money control them. They use the quote "time is money." I hate that quote because if time is money then money should be time. You can not buy time with money therefore time is priceless. Is money priceless?
  I think I will make money in my life and I will try everyday not to become like one of these people from the " higher class" but to be a man with my feet grounded and the soil on my boots. I don't think I am better than any person on earth. We are all trying to find happiness.  Happiness is all we have. I read a book Into The Wild about a man named Christopher Mccandless he set out for Alaska in spite of society. He burned all his credit cards, gave his $20000 of savings to charity and left. Before he died in the mountains of Alaska he came to one conclusion. "Happiness is shared." I took this message Chris left in and it would forever be branded in my heart. He is 100% right.
  So before you put yourself above people and put your self in this "higher class" remember happiness is shared.