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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Faded and then finally abandoned, our childhood dreams once held the key to our zest for life. But then we got a car, a job, a mortgage, maybe even a family.
Our dreams of changing the world and doing great things were foolish anyway. Better off to follow The Herd.
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Rich Dad Poor Dad provided a visual no one ever took the time to explain. You either work for money (1st example) or have money (2nd example) work for you.
Or….
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An elementary example: Say your expenses are $2,000/month. And your income (from whatever sources) is $1,000/month. You could live for two weeks without having to work again.
But if your income is raised to $2,000/month, you’d never have to work again.
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I used to think wealth was a certain dollar amount. It’s not.
Wealth is how long you can live without having to work again.
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If you think your home is your biggest investment, you’re in trouble. And if you think you’re going to live for a long time, you’re also in trouble.
Reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad changed the way I think about money. And reading The Last Lecture changed the way I think about faded childhood dreams.
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