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When life changing money, isn’t
- mhoad 9y agoSuch an interesting read, thanks for sharing.
- kreetx 9y agoGreat article, good luck!
- goldenkey 9y agoread it..but typical "rich but dont be uppity" blogspam. flag it.
- aedron 9y agoThis is great, the points he made really resonate with me. Not sure I could stick with it if I actually ever had infinite money, but I hope so...
- pasbesoin 9y agoI didn't read all this. But I will say, from personal experience: You lose your health in certain ways, that medicine can't "fix", and no amount of money will compensate. And as you learn more (and have more life experience), you learn just how limited doctors still are in what they can really deal with. (And how dissembling some of the medical industry's advertising and propaganda -- as well as "Hollywood" presentations of it -- can be. P.S. Additionally, you lose your health, and you are much less likely to make -- or hold onto -- that wealth. So, ultimately, it's not even an "either/or" of "get rich" or "stay healthy". When you're young, it's easy to feel that you "have a lot in reserve" and can "borrow" against future youth and or a planned, future initiative to "clean up your act and get healthy". Trouble is, patterns tend to become increasingly self-reinforcing. That includes unhealthy ones. Better not to let them get started, nor too deeply entrenched.