> I also think that being older, with a family, and a full life outside of work, I'm not interested in pursuing wealth the same way that young people are. I hav

> I also think that being older, with a family, and a full life outside of work, I'm not interested in pursuing wealth the same way that young people are. I have a nest egg, I have a good salary, I also have a wife, children, a small farm that we run, mountains, deserts and oceans to explore, stars to look at, etc. As a young person (26), what looks like a pursuit for wealth from the outside is just me trying to get to this stability point so I can slow down. :) I don't even live in an area with absurd housing costs and I still feel like that's a distant dream if I keep on keeping on at my dayjob. Reinventing the wheel? Sounds suspiciously like the process of learning! "Teaching is better than doing is better than being taught."