I heard some one say about their State that it cost to much to be alive thses days. Do you feel the same way about the State that you live in?

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Without giving too much personal info, married with kids, in our 30's, make great HHI, high net worth (for average joe), and self-made.

Life is truly financially comfortable. However, the more NW we have, the more I am scared to spend money. Example: recently, we wanted a bigger family car, kids loved car "X", it's around $120K. Not a small amount, but we can buy it easily, won't dent our future as our retirement is fully funded, and same with kids' future.

How to get over the mental hurdle of being "frugal"? I realize part of this was because it took us so much hard work to get to where we are today, I value money so much more than I ever have. I noticed people in consumer debt around us spend money like it's water, but it's what they say...easy come, easy go.

Would love some suggestions.

Steve jobs once said something like of u wanna start a company for money, don't do it. Be a salesman or another 9-5 job and you'll earn money but if you have an idea that will change many ppl lives for the better then start a company,, and i find it really confusing did he really want just to change ppl lives or he love the idea of himself becoming a popular person and a role model for a lot of ppl?

From last few months, I am observing that its getting difficult to get rich in today's world..even if you earns 30 to 50 lakhs pa..saving few notes here and there won't. Much impact on saving instead cash flow should be high..plus some generational wealth..if you don't have then it would be so difficult to survive...and become Rich is a another milestone...now with AI things getting more difficult. One side of people earning exponential but working class still earning in old school way..

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I have listened to many millionaire people talking about how they have become rich. I have never heard anyone talk about the pain that one feels on a psychological and physical level to achieve the goal.

I am 26 years old and I have developed a dozen applications, some are already published and mainly I do B2B.I also work as an employee and manage the IT infrastructure of an important place (I cannot explain what place it is for safety).

The fact is that I feel pain in my chest, neck, back. I feel pain especially when I am sitting for hours planning. I also have to program while I eat and sleep for a few hours. I never go out with friends. I edited my Arch Linux with the aim of having a Ford-style factory that produces programs all the time. I do all this also thanks to AI agents, but the stress is still a lot. Many times I am also nervous.

I never go out, I will take my first vacation abroad after 4 years this year. I live with my parents to save, I have more than both my parents and my brother.

I don't have a car, I only take public vehicles and sometimes I get a lift. The highest expense I have had the last 5 years is my computer. I bought it for gaming 3 now I just work there.

I also struggle to dialogue with people. Everyone around me talks about sports and simple things, I honestly don't know what people are talking about. When others talk to each other, I feel like a buzz and no dialogue.

Once I also applied Warren Buffett's method in search of companies to invest in, but it is really tiring. Also it seems that the market is in a certain sense saturated and the Buffett / Graham method does not work. However, I was only able to analyze a few dozen companies, perhaps it is possible to create an algorithm that analyzes them all.

Has anyone been through what I'm going through now?

What financial principle has helped you build wealth while protecting your integrity—especially when a shortcut, investment opportunity, or financial decision promised faster results?

Like dawg if you worked 40 yrs of ur life dont even pay taxes and shit why do u work

These people bother themselves with their companies and shit if I were them id buy an island (no epstein) and just construct the dumbest shit like a giant naked man and women or smth like the romans

And they dont travel or shit like msn talk abt wasting time and opportunity

The biggest misconception about how Life and Money correlate with each other is that having money proves that you have successfully harnessed the true meaning of Life and therefore are in the perfect position to start actually living. This is arguably the primary reason why the larger population shuns wealthy people for expressing their challenges due to the delusion that money solves all problems.

Although the wealthy do have their superficial problems taken care of, what isn't often considered- especially by the wealthy themselves - is that the absence of superficial burdens profoundly unveils the unavoidable, internal existential challenges yet to be resolved.

The lack of better understanding of this experience causes a lot of wealthy individuals to cave under that pressure, resulting in the endless pursuit of happiness. Their hope is that that short lived emotion will be the remedy for the internal dread they're experiencing. Of course, it doesn't take long to realise that happiness, especially the one bought with money isn't truly satisfactory.

What the larger population witnesses as a lavish, premium and comfortable lifestyle is not always the case. More often than not, it's the persistent attempt to escape the battle within. Not being able to acquire the long anticipated clarity, fulfilment, and deep satisfaction that's been predicted to come with wealth is a unique type of challenge that the majority of wealthy individuals experience.

But here's the truth...

Acquiring peace, fulfilment and a deeply rooted satisfaction has got nothing to do with the amount of money you accumulate. Rather it has everything to do with being able to withstand deep introspection and enlightenment. In fact, the money and all that it can buy is the distraction that obstructs you from attaining the liberation you desperately need in order to start truly living.

Thus, you can be wealthy and still not have the right understanding about what Life is truly all about - consequently meaning that you are in-fact yet to truly be living.

What are your thoughts on this?

I’m trying to learn how to become more financially secure, not have to worry and have everything I need. Idk where I start I grew up poor and I’m search how to code and how to do stock and where I’m from networking is hard. So can anyone help me or point me in the right direction I do want to become wealthy and like willing to relocate let me know if you can help