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@Budgetdog_ And Jesus!

“Work-life balance” always sounded like a weird concept to me. I don’t try to “balance” my life. I go all in on the things that matter: Family. Fitness. Business. Health. Purpose. Some days one gets more attention than the others. That’s life. But I’ve never sat around trying to perfectly engineer a color-coded lifestyle where everything gets equal energy. I just design my life around my priorities and attack them hard. To me, it’s all connected anyway. I’ll take a business call while walking with my family. I’ll think through strategy while lifting. I’ll bring my daughters into conversations about money and ownership. None of it feels separate. The modern version of “balance” often feels like optimized mediocrity. I’d rather live integrated and intense than balanced and half-committed.

@FiSavvy It’s way old and out of touch. Long gone are the frugal ones driving F-150s.

The Millionaire Next Door is the most important book most people never read. It's based on research into real millionaires. Not celebrities. Not hedge fund managers. Normal people who quietly built wealth on normal incomes. 5 things they all had in common: 🧵

@TownsUsa Kissimmee

Name the town. Difficulty: easy

@FoxNews Does this means rates will need to increase again?

BREAKING: Inflation jumps to 3.8%, highest increase since 2023, feds report

@Budgetdog_ @cadeinvests $2k per month here as well give or take.

@cadeinvests Monthly, we touch minimum ~$2,000

My wife an I average ~$120 per grocery visit which is usually for about 15 meals that week. That's $480 a month for 60 meals. Or $8/meal. What does your grocery bill usually look like?

@ewarren Can you help us all by sharing the wealth you’ve made?

In the richest country in the world, you shouldn't have to sell your blood to afford groceries and rent.

@omgsidewalks Yes

Be honest for a second: would you quit your job tomorrow if you won $6M in the lottery today ??

@Codie_Sanchez I thought you were all about SMBs, ma and pa shops if you will. This sounds like trash corporate content.

The best CEO's and companies right now are: 1. Obsessed w/ the problem for 10 years+ 2. Biased towards young and hungry. 3. 0% remote, 100% in office 4. Work non-stop. 5. No longer bragging about team size.

@jordyymeady That’s o large calf on the right. Goliath like.

Worse than Covid this pandemic

@Budgetdog_ Only for burners

Serious question: do people really buy home phones anymore?

@Wisdom_HQ Smart phones

What went wrong?

@BoringBiz_ I’ll never go back

Imagine sending a “sounds good, will do” email from here

@NiklausFuller Water and sunshine

How do I keep this new sod from dying?

@TheRealEstateG6 @jaketropolis We talking State Farm, Allstate, etc or brokerage based. I’d like to know how to start.

@jaketropolis If you go to a golf course mid-day on a weekday, you'll see a ton of insurance salesmen. Probably not going to make millions a year with it but not hard to be at a couple hundred grand a year with minimal ongoing effort

Unironically: - insurance sales - wealth management - real estate investor - small business owner who doesn't want to grow anymore

@jaredsmithbets Seems like you’re enjoying the tabloid side of it and therefore opining on the situation. Quit resharing it to give it more attention.

This story has gotten so dark and twisted it’s hard to see Vrabel keeping his job. The fact that he leads bible study before games while having an affair with a pregnant woman is just diabolical. We need better men leading us.

@JsgHugGGrRvJ3ry @codex_americana @GayBearRes Not even for combat vets?

Beating old drum - but maybe the economy isn’t K-shaped, and it’s actually just that lots of dishonest people are making more money, for less work/obligation than you think.

@blockhead4000 Goofy take. And weird handle.