“Humans have used money wrongfully. We’ve made money more important than human life. We’ve allowed it to divide us. We forget that we gave money its meaning and its power.

“Your relationship with money can be a place where you bring your strengths and skills, your highest aspirations, and your deepest and most profound qualities. Whether we are millionaires or “dollar heirs,” we can actually be great with our money and be great in our relationship with it.

“Wealth and power are meant to be shared for our collective good. So much of the way we've structured ourselves as a society has been centered on this misconception that our money is the thing that will keep us safe. Actually it's our deep relationships and communities that will keep us safe. 

“We need to start to talk about money in ways that dethrone it and make it subject to human ethics and standards of love and decency.