How do you personally define "rich"
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When your great grandchildren have to ask their parents why they'll aways be balling and how exactly that happened.
That's rich
That's rich
america = welfare / food stamps / 'disability' / = not having to worry about money = rich
if you're not a materialistic person, what else do you need? your basic needs are covered.
god i love this country
if you're not a materialistic person, what else do you need? your basic needs are covered.
god i love this country
You got it made when you're ripping through the Port of Miami throwing bills out of the boat.
Rick Ross - Speedin; ft. R. Kelly - YouTube
edit: eh youtube fail
Rick Ross - Speedin; ft. R. Kelly - YouTube
edit: eh youtube fail
[FONT="]I am defining rich personally when I create a parallel world where all the people of earth will live without fear and danger along with happiness.[/FONT]
Everyone posting in this thread need to read "How To Get Rich" by Felix Dennis, if they haven't already. It's about the only honest guide to making money from someone who's actually done it. It's also a very funny read.
Here's his definition:
Dennis’ Wealth Guide
(From How To Get Rich by Felix Dennis)
£1m-£2m:
The comfortable poor
£2m-£5m:
The comfortably off
£5m-£15m:
The comfortably wealthy
£15m-£40m:
The lesser rich
£40m-£75m:
The comfortably rich
£75m-£100m:
The rich
£100m-£200m:
The seriously rich
£200m-£400m:
The truly rich
£400m-£999m:
The filthy rich
More than £999m:
The super rich
(He falls into the Filthy Rich category)
Personally, I'm shooting for "comfortably off".
Many things are more important to me than money + possessions, and reading that book taught me about the price you have to pay for making that much money. It's not something I choose to do.
Here's his definition:
Dennis’ Wealth Guide
(From How To Get Rich by Felix Dennis)
£1m-£2m:
The comfortable poor
£2m-£5m:
The comfortably off
£5m-£15m:
The comfortably wealthy
£15m-£40m:
The lesser rich
£40m-£75m:
The comfortably rich
£75m-£100m:
The rich
£100m-£200m:
The seriously rich
£200m-£400m:
The truly rich
£400m-£999m:
The filthy rich
More than £999m:
The super rich
(He falls into the Filthy Rich category)
Personally, I'm shooting for "comfortably off".
Many things are more important to me than money + possessions, and reading that book taught me about the price you have to pay for making that much money. It's not something I choose to do.
Yeah, I agree.... a lot of people I know make a good deal more money than I do, but they have to work hard, long hours for it. I get up when I want, spend all the time I want to with my kid, and only work with who I want to, when I feel like it. I'd like a bigger house with some land, and to go on holiday a little more, but there's really not much more I want.
30k a month ( 10k passive income a month, 20k steady cash flow ), so when you get old you have 10k a month with banking earnings. 120k a year of passive cash is very comfortable living.