Stuart Wemyss

“Maslow’s hierarchy of needs from 1943). These six needs are: Certainty – the need to feel safe and in control Variety – the enjoyment of some surprises Significance – the need to feel important, special, unique or needed Love and connection – to give and receive love Growth – if you are not growing, you are dying Contribution – meaning comes from what you give, not what you get; as Robbins says, ‘living is giving’.”
― Stuart Wemyss, Investopoly: The 8 golden rules for mastering the game of building wealth