It started out like any other Wednesday — reports to type and telephones to answer. It was 4:30 p.m. and Lauren had finished her work in the office. Although she was very 1 , she couldn’t go straight home. She had to do the part-time job in the evening — working as a waitress in a fast-food café. As a single mother struggling to support the whole family, Lauren’s days were 2 an endless mix of typewriters, answering telephones and serving customers. A few hours later, the whole 3 of Lauren changed when she discovered that she won $5 million in a lottery( 彩票 ). This was five years ago. Today, Lauren is back to typing reports and answering telephones. Instead of leading a 4 life, she has no money and is once again working hard to make money. Like many lottery winners, Lauren 5 her winnings in immoderate( 无节制的 ) spending. Now, how she wishes she had properly managed her wealth. “If I got that kind of money,” you may be thinking. “I would never 6 it.” That may be. But what are you doing with the wealth you already own? I don’t mean your money. I mean your inner 7 , such as your talents, time, and opportunities. Your inner wealth is far more 8 than your money. However, in our lives, we often ignore our inner wealth and always try to collect money. Our life is limited. Sadly, many people come to the 9 of their lives but have never made full use of their inner wealth. So, try to grasp 10 to use your inner wealth. Live your life to the fullest and don’t regret it when you come to the end of your life. Live without regret, and spend each day seriously.