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The Nothingness of Money - More to That
You can have a modest sum of money, but live high up on the Freedom phase. A good example would be someone that makes $30K a year, but earns it doing work she loves. On top of that, she lives a lifestyle where she reliably spends just $20K a year. She has freedom-in-work, and power-over-the-self. She is a rich person.
Conversely, you can have a larg... See more
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Lawrence Yeo • Money Is the Megaphone of Identity
dea for Impact: You are Rich If You Think You Have Enough
Put the value of money and the pursuit of wealth in perspective.
Money is an opportunity for happiness. Money allows you to do what you please. But don’t fall into the trap of thinking that more money and more material goods will unavoidably make you more happy. A certain amount of money will... See more
Put the value of money and the pursuit of wealth in perspective.
Money is an opportunity for happiness. Money allows you to do what you please. But don’t fall into the trap of thinking that more money and more material goods will unavoidably make you more happy. A certain amount of money will... See more
Nagesh Belludi • You Are Rich if You Think You Have Enough
WAITING FOR RETIREMENT The more we associate experience with cash value, the more we think that money is what we need to live. And the more we associate money with life, the more we convince ourselves that we’re too poor to buy our freedom. ROLF POTTS
Paul Millerd • The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life
I talked to clients about how money by itself isn’t important. In fact, I’ve been known to say that money by itself is boring, especially in the modern world, where we don’t even get to hold much of it in our hands. Our money has just become numbers in a computer. I’ve also said that the important thing is what money can do. This concept eventually
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