How is life of people is different at different asset levels say 1M to 10M to 100M vs someone with comfortable salary of say 300K without much asset?
They would not be using blind with a hope to make jump 300k to 500k. Most important perk of being rich is not buying potential but financial independence and freedom from small rat race.
They might have their own rat race π from 10M to 100M from 100M to 1B and so on.
Private jets and private islands. Also lots of "entertainment."
I want to buy business class tickets on my international travels. With my puny TC I canβt. So there is a solid motivation
I want to travel internationally π hopefully Europe
1M = hookers 10M = expensive hookers 100M = orgies
You are overestimating 1M
WTH. Isnβt this a big part of college experience. $100m. Lmfao π ππ€£ππ
1M : You retire at 60. 10M : You retire now. 100M : You fuck with a different model everyday
Iβm closer to 10M than 1M, my biggest life change has been more on experiences, travel and time. - Flying business or first class internationally. - Private jets when flying on the west coast. - Hiring a personal assistant for helping with household organisational chores. 5-10 hours a week. - Cleaner comes twice a week. - Vacations we go further and stay at nicer places. Spending a week in Bora Bora over Christmas. Our outgoings are roughly the same for mortgage, groceries, car payments etc. Just the bursty stuff.
Anything unique you've done to get you close to 10M? How long did it take to get there?
Why do you still work?
You can buy a dinosaur skull and two castles like Nicolas Cage: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/05/10/craziest-things-nicholas-cage-bought-with-150-million.html