Which is more important, your money or health?
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Kannyn January
apparel store owner
“My health because without that, what good is money or success? You can’t enjoy them.”
Charles R. Lauenson
California State Park Ranger
“I have a degree in economics from the University of California, Davis so having sufficient monetary income to be able to cover my expenses is probably the most important thing because with the proper amount of monetary reserves I can cover my health insurance properly.”
Rosemary Olszewski
retire
“My health. It won’t matter how much money you have, if you don’t have your health: you’ll be dead and you can’t take it with you.”
Kristin Van Niekerk
attorney
“It has to be health because the older you get the less of it you have and you start to realize that thing you took for granted when you were younger, you can’t really take for granted any more.”
