Question

A right-minded man will shrink from seeming to be what he is
not, or pretending to be richer than he really is, or assuming a
style of living that his circumstances will not justify. He will have
courage to live humbly within his means rather than live
dishonestly upon the means of other people; for he who incurs
debts in striving to maintain a style of living beyond his income,
is in spirit as dishonest as the man who openly picks your pocket.
To many this may seem an extreme view, but it will bear the
strictest test. The honorable man, on the other hand, is frugal of
his means. He does not seek to pass himself off as richer than
he is, or by running into debt, open an account with ruin. As that
man is not poor whose desires are controlled, so that man is
rich whose means are more than sufficient for his wants. Give a suitable heading to above passage​

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