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Yes, they are financially independant to remain where they are, but they are not financially independent to do do great things, e.g. they couldn't start a compa
by wellboy 12y ago
Yes, they are financially independant to remain where they are, but they are not financially independent to do do great things, e.g. they couldn't start a company, buy a new house, send their kids to college. (except your friend became a millionaire)
This financial independence normally is temporary and normally doesn't last long. Humans crave for change, living on a pottery farm is really nice for the first 1-2 years, however, for the rest of your life? Humans are not built for that.
- christiangenco 12y agoOn the contrary, I'd argue that it's much easier for them to do those things because they have considerably more time, free capital, and flexibility than non-financially independent people.
- wellboy 12y agoTrue, you're right. Except for the college thing though. :)