You know, I want you to kind of imagine a scenario with me.

And a scenario is of a man who is happily married to a woman

whose physical and emotional companionship he cherishes and values.

Now, this man is a professional who enjoys his job and his lifestyle. He

lives in a nice home and his children are doing okay well at school and they bring him a lot of joy.

All in all, everything is going well in his life until he received an invitation to attend his 20th college reunion, which he attended.

At the reunion, he discovered many of his former classmates were earning considerably a lot more money than he does.

Others have executive jobs that sense him all over the world and visiting some exotic

parts of the world.

Some of his former classmates are married to women who are more educated than his wife and

more attractive than his wife and more attractive than his wife.

It becomes very obvious that a good number of his former classmates who did not outshine him in their academic achievements

now have much higher status, both social and profession in society. Now, I want to ask you this.

What is he thinking for the first of that following week? What is his attitude when he goes home?

He has a sense of failure seem to begin to eat him up.

He begins to sense and question his self-worth.

He begins to show signs of resentment toward his wife.

And above all, he now kind of harbors a secret animosity toward his successful fellow alumni.

No, he actually entertains private thoughts for their setback or even demise.

I want to ask you another question.

Did he make less money than before he attended the reunion?

Did he?

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