Not as big a deal these days, not worth as much as it used to be.
Come on, don't be shy...
Come on, don't be shy...
I'm working on my 2nd million dollars...................I gave up on the first. 
I'm working on my 2nd million dollars...................I gave up on the first.
I know the feeling!
I had one goal in life to never become a millionaire. I have greatly succeded in this endevour.
When we had our business and things were going great. Grossing close to a million a year I bought a pair of black boxers with green dollar signs all over them. Told the wife when we made our first million I was going to wear them.
Bunch of a$$holes were ripping off Medicare for equipment so they changed the rules hurting everybody especially the small honest dealer, then the economy took a downturn and my health took a nose dive. We had to dip into our reserves just to pay our employees. Things kept getting worse until we had to file bankruptcy and close the business.
I still have those boxers, never worn as a reminder to never count your chickens before they hatch.
Bunch of a$$holes were ripping off Medicare for equipment so they changed the rules hurting everybody especially the small honest dealer, then the economy took a downturn and my health took a nose dive. We had to dip into our reserves just to pay our employees. Things kept getting worse until we had to file bankruptcy and close the business.
I still have those boxers, never worn as a reminder to never count your chickens before they hatch.
Amen brother. Never counted chickens before.
All I ever desired in life was to be comfortable in life and the same in retirement.
The amount of money is not relevant as ones definition of what is comfortable for them may be different from others.
As long as one is happy in their life it doesn’t matter how much money you possess.
If one decides to be an over achiever with putting on fronts like a home you can barely afford to appear “rich”, your not going to be comfortable in your lifestyle because you can’t enjoy the other fruits of life like having a fluid cash flow for travel, helping kids in an emergency, covering your own emergencies, and so on.
There are a lot of millionaires out there that are financially poor.
The amount of money is not relevant as ones definition of what is comfortable for them may be different from others.
As long as one is happy in their life it doesn’t matter how much money you possess.
If one decides to be an over achiever with putting on fronts like a home you can barely afford to appear “rich”, your not going to be comfortable in your lifestyle because you can’t enjoy the other fruits of life like having a fluid cash flow for travel, helping kids in an emergency, covering your own emergencies, and so on.
There are a lot of millionaires out there that are financially poor.
I have multi millions in gold, in one of my xbox games. That count?
