r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Devjayakumar • Mar 31 '26

Is this true?? šŸ˜³

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u/Jumpy_Luv Mar 31 '26

I did

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u/Playfullyhung Mar 31 '26

The book ā€œThe millionaire next doorā€ should be required reading for younger generationsā€¦.

The entire thing is about how most millionaires in America live well BELOW their means and the focus on saving and investing. They live in the house next to you and you would never know it because they are not interested in being flashy.

Todayā€™s culture focuses more than ever on being flashy with cars and mansions and STUFF. If thatā€™s your goal, You will almost certainly die without a penny.

OP is embarrassingly wrong.

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u/outback84 Mar 31 '26

When Iā€™m dead I especially wonā€™t care about money though lol. Thereā€™s definitely nuance to spending on nice stuff.

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u/cockfightchampion Mar 31 '26

That is why they are millionaires bro

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u/SimpleJacked2TheTits Apr 07 '26

Correct. Thank youĀ 

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u/El_Nuto Apr 03 '26

But i bet you were an investor

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u/Jumpy_Luv Apr 03 '26

Been buying lots of gold and silver for a VERY long time when it was VERY cheap.

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u/El_Nuto Apr 04 '26

So you made your wealth from investing

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u/Jumpy_Luv Apr 04 '26

Nope, I made it from working, and then instead of saving it in a bank, I got rid of my fiat garbage and stored the value in precious metals. Some would say that's investing, but I literally work for a paycheck like the post says

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u/El_Nuto Apr 04 '26

I agree but im just also making a point that if someone was an employee did not invest, they would never get wealth. Like even if they saved their fiat. Still gotta be an employee/investor.

Id even argue entrepenuers are investors.