Philosopher, pilot, aspiring businesswoman

The Tao of Eve
X - Wealth
It is advisable to refrain from / pursuing riches. Continual handling and sharpening / wears away the most durable things. If the house is full of jewels, who will protect it? Wealth is a burdern / that needs too much care.
To stop when good work is done is the way of Heaven.
XXIV - Skill
The good walker stis up no dust. The good speaker incurs no discussion. The good reckoner needs no arithmetic. The good keeper needs no bolts or bars. The good binder needs no rope. The wise one is constant / and good helper of friends.
Rejecting nothing, she is a good preserver of things; disdaining nothing, her intelligence is all-embracing.
Good people guide one another. Those people who do not live as they teach / or cherish their material- -though they may be called wise / they are in a state of delusion.