MATT WESTON:
When you’re a child, you first explore the elementary aspects of life. The way things feel immediately. It’s about consumption. New video games and movies, sweet treats, basketballs and jerseys, without a frontal lobe, instant gratification is what matters. As you evolve and mature into a person, shedding the newness of life, when the clock has spun around so many times, the individual is able to spelunk into the deeper aspects of life. Those parts of the brain that have never been connected are sewn together. Money today is put away for the future.