What is a success as a parent

I have an intense obsession with money.

The environment in which I grew up was poor financially, and I could not tell my parents what I wanted to do.

When I went to high school, I didn't want to rely on my parents anymore, so I did a part-time job instead of club activities. 

Newspaper delivery in the morning, washing dishes at the restaurant in the evening.

I think I got about 50,000 yen monthly.

That's more than enough for high school students.

At that time, the only money needed was monthly tuition of about 10,000 yen and a snack.

I didn't have a part-time job for any purpose; I didn't want my parents to pay for it.

My purpose was to make money, so I don't think about how to use it.

So, of course, the extra money is wasted.

I get paid money every month, so my life has become more and more flashy.

Although I can save money as it is, I wanted to increase it, so I studied stocks.

I was already in the first year of high school and bought the Japan Company Handbook.

It was when Japan was in the midst of a bubble economy.

I studied a lot, but there was no way for high school students to invest, and investment did not come true.

Even when I was looking at the business conditions of various companies as a high school student, it seemed like I became an investor, and it was enjoyable.

For the most part, I didn't understand the meaning...

This is a really good time.

Even high school students can buy stocks.

Unfortunately, I taught my sons about the stock, but he showed no interest...

My sons don't seem interested in increasing money.

For me, my success as a parent is to keep my sons from worrying about money.

It may be an unreliable parent for my sons, but personally, it is a great success.

My obsession with money doesn't go away until I die.

If my sons can live without worrying about this, it may be delighted.

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