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  1. Collaborative FundMorgan Housel7/20/214 min
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    • OMS2 years ago

      This :

      Controlling your time and the ability to wake up and say, “I can do whatever I want today.”

    • bartadamley2 years ago

      Love the idea of how the highest form of wealth has to do with controlling your time!

      • sjwoo2 years ago

        I've always believed this, too, and it's obvious, really. Bill Gates and I have very little in common, but we sure do have one thing in common: we're both gonna die. Can't buy time. We have to do all that we can in the time we have.

    • marius2 years ago

      😃 Somehow ironic, as the points are valid but no matter what, you first need money $$$

    • deephdave
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      2 years ago
      1. Controlling your time and the ability to wake up and say, “I can do whatever I want today.”

      2. When money becomes like oxygen.

      3. A career that allows for intellectual honesty.

      • elioty2 years ago

        Nice summary thank you!

    • thorgalle
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      2 years ago

      Even if you’re doing the same work, the independence of doing it on your own terms changes everything in the same way that sleeping in a tent is fun when you’re camping but miserable when you’re homeless.

      Rings true!

    • Florian2 years ago

      This is it:

      A person whose expectations relative to income are calibrated so they don’t even have to think about money has a higher form of wealth than someone with more money who’s constantly thinking about making the numbers work.

    • Pegeen
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      2 years ago

      Excellent article! Lots of truth here.