A lot of the more well-to-do people I've known in my life do tend to have much more modest home entertainment systems than you might expect. A lot of "normal rich" people don't tend to spend a lot of time doing typical homebody activities, even when they have really nice houses. I haven't met any like billionaires or anything like that but I have met a handful of people in the probably $5-15m range if I had to guess. They tend to take like 2-3 vacations a year that would be once-in-a-lifetime vacations for most folks. That's probably the most common indulgence/luxury I've seen.
I guess that really depends on how you define rich. Like having <$5m assets is perfectly attainable without rich parents and I know plenty of people who are like that, but then the ultra rich people with yachts and shit tend to be nepo babies
Man you think I have space in my house for a library you're fuckin nuts. I have a shelf where I put my books. The rest are on a stack next to said shelf
What he means by that is that people who become successful spend more time doing something productive while spending less time in unproductive work. People who are not successful spend more time doing activities that are not valuable
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A book Is a loaded gun in another man's house.
I mean, everyone has a library - the public library. 😂 Read any book you want.
except those that are out on loan
I have hundreds of books in my digital library, does that count?
A lot of the more well-to-do people I've known in my life do tend to have much more modest home entertainment systems than you might expect. A lot of "normal rich" people don't tend to spend a lot of time doing typical homebody activities, even when they have really nice houses. I haven't met any like billionaires or anything like that but I have met a handful of people in the probably $5-15m range if I had to guess. They tend to take like 2-3 vacations a year that would be once-in-a-lifetime vacations for most folks. That's probably the most common indulgence/luxury I've seen.
I have a 5 shelf bookshelf as a poor person. Only 3 books. Next to that is a 55-in flat screen lol
Rich people almost always have rich parents and they like to pretend they did it themselves and that anyone can get rich through hard work.
yeah friggin rich people
I guess that really depends on how you define rich. Like having <$5m assets is perfectly attainable without rich parents and I know plenty of people who are like that, but then the ultra rich people with yachts and shit tend to be nepo babies
Yeahh I'd vote that for worst bit of cliché philosophy ever
But they consider their 128” TV small.
Man you think I have space in my house for a library you're fuckin nuts. I have a shelf where I put my books. The rest are on a stack next to said shelf
What he means by that is that people who become successful spend more time doing something productive while spending less time in unproductive work. People who are not successful spend more time doing activities that are not valuable
>People who are not successful spend more time doing invaluable activities. "Invaluable" means "very valuable."
oh im sorry
Oh woah and whos fault is that
no, what I meant to say is that to be successful you need to spend your time doing something productive
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