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    At what point would you stop working / caring about anything you don't want to.
    $1 million? $10m? Jeff Bezos?

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    Realistically it would never be enough because ur standards would go up too

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    Roughly 2-3 mill to help fund my 2-3 kids education/whatever endeavors

    10M to retire with my wife and fund our passions

    750kish for the kind of house I want to own

    So 10-15M would be enough for me assuming I don’t chase for more, since the more money you have the easier it is to make it

  • eclass ⛓️
    Oct 8, 2021

    i remember when i started making a decent amount of money I thought I never needed enough, but as soon as I started making even more money you'll just want more and its never enough

    if i were to put a numerical value tho itd be like 50 mill

  • Oct 8, 2021

    we on bezos we get payrolls

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    However much is enough for me to eat Rihanna, Saweetie, Kali Uchis, Margot Robbie, Jessica Alba, and SZA's snot out of a waffle cone on a super yacht off of a remote island with dozens of college women around me.

  • plants 🌻
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    Legendary

    Realistically it would never be enough because ur standards would go up too

    cap

    all my homies are aware of the hedonic treadmill and regularly introspect to maintain a lifestyle aligned with the true north of their soul and values

  • Oct 8, 2021
    Legendary

    Realistically it would never be enough because ur standards would go up too

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    100 million

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    more than i can spend

  • Oct 8, 2021
    neon

    At what point would you stop working / caring about anything you don't want to.
    $1 million? $10m? Jeff Bezos?

    I think 10-20m is enough. 14 specifically.

  • plants 🌻
    Oct 8, 2021
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    500k would enable me to pretty much never work again

    some of u mfs spoiled and hypnotized by consumerism

  • 10-50 mil

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    Legendary

    Realistically it would never be enough because ur standards would go up too

    that's true for a lot of people if you go from like 20k a year to 400k but at some point your just kinda an insane a****** if your just blowing millions a year imo

    like the more money it becomes the harder it becomes to spend unless your just trying to fly private and buy some huge yacht

    also some people don't like to spend, plenty of millionaires have one house and no boat and s***

  • Oct 8, 2021

    1 mil.

    Put it into an index fund and let it grow. Live off dividends or just reinvest them.

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    100 million

    enough to buy a gas station or 10, live without giving a f*** and never go broke

  • Oct 8, 2021

    neva too much

  • Tadow 🥀
    Oct 8, 2021

    Depends on interest rates, but I could chill with a few million

  • plants

    cap

    all my homies are aware of the hedonic treadmill and regularly introspect to maintain a lifestyle aligned with the true north of their soul and values

    You snapped right here

  • Oct 8, 2021

    What point? Enough to live off the rest of my life without worrying for it, help my the rest of my family, some for my kids and to help others

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    Super open ended question with no real concrete answer. I mean main factors are location, lifestyle/expenses, age, and family size. Just to name a few.

    I’ll just answer for myself since I don’t want to go on a crazy tangent. But I’d say I can confidently ’retire’ at least in terms of ordinary income, if I have a liquid networth of around 1.5ish million(adjusting for inflation in today’s dollars) anytime before 40. Reason being, I can confidently say that with around that figure and my financial acumen, I can generate close to 6 figure passive income as well as set myself in a position where 20+ years down the line I realize capital gains in the realm of 3-5x my initial investment. To break this down I’m basically saying with 1.5 mill I can invest about 2/3 of that for the long term and have it be about 3-5 mill by 60, while generating close to 6 figure income passively with the remaining 500k.

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    100 million

    enough to buy a gas station or 10, live without giving a f*** and never go broke

    I would keep 50 mill tucked and blow 50 mill on investments and bullshit

  • Oct 8, 2021

    Whenever you’re mentally and physically taken care of financially. And I mean to the point of luxury not basic needs

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    A house in my hometown
    An estate in Wyoming next to Kanye
    An estate in Kenya
    Townhouse in Washington DC
    Fleet of perhaps 6 Range Rover Svr
    Fleet of private jets, let’s say 3
    Ownership of the Phoenix Suns

    Add it up let’s say 15 billion!

  • Oct 8, 2021

    I think you never want so much that you feel like theres no risk when you make buying decisions

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