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Rich people don't buy more stuff. They buy less stuff to do.
→ A house cleaner so they can play with their kids
→ A nanny so they can have date nights
→ A personal assistant so they can focus on what matters
→ Living closer to work so they don't lose hours commuting
People are so quick to sh*t on 9-5 jobs and glorify entrepreneurship.
I’m an entrepreneur.
I work 24/7.
Nothing is wrong with a 9-5.
Financial freedom isn't about having enough money to buy everything; it's about having enough that you can say no to anything.
Choices and options.
A few sentences that can help make you rich:
1️⃣ Use your money to buy more money (buy assets)
2️⃣ Have a 6-month emergency fund
3️⃣ Automate your payments & investments
Maxing out your IRA may not be as hard as you think.
Break it down to $19 daily, and suddenly, retirement planning feels less like a mountain and more like a walk in the park.
👣 Small steps, big dreams.
🏋🏼♀️ Rich girl fit:
✅ Has an emergency fund
✅ Lives below her means
✅ Buys the damn latte
✅ Invests
20s: “I can't afford to invest”
70s: “I can't afford to retire”
Plot twist: You get to pick the ending 🎬
But people will say renting is throwing away money 🙃
Want to turn your child into a multimillionaire? Here are 4 steps that will take you minutes to set up.
1️⃣ When they're born, open a brokerage account in your name and invest $2,000 in a low-cost S&P 500 index fund like VFIAX or FXAIX
Leave the money invested in America's top 500 companies and let compound interest work over decades to reach $2.9 million by retirement age.
While the U.S. stock market has averaged 11% returns over the last 40 years, these numbers are based on an 8% return.
