Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by umvi on Monday October 21, 2019 @12:09PM
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Next time just say: "I am a millionaire, and more. My kids are worth more than I could have imagined"
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Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by DoreenMichele on Monday October 21, 2019 @12:29PM
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That's more literally true than you think.
My children nursed me back to health after doctor's wrote me off for dead. It's supposed to cost about $100k-$250k annually to treat my condition conventionally.
My oldest has the same condition. Between the two of us, that's up to a half million dollars per year.
We were diagnosed over 18 years ago. You can conservatively guess that my kids have been worth at least $1.5 million to me, and potentially more than $9 million.
(That's just the dollar value saved on treatment. You can put no price on the improvement in quality of life that I got out of it.)
Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by gowld on Monday October 21, 2019 @02:20PM
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Related: https://faithit.com/i-cant-afford-my-wife-steven-nelms/
a stay-at-home mom is worth $75K+/yr
Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by JoeAltmaier on Monday October 21, 2019 @12:13PM
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Right. Once you figure out there are more columns in the life-ledger than cash, decisions change. To the bafflement of folks that haven't figured it out yet.
Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by notelonmusk on Monday October 21, 2019 @01:14PM
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Re:The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new c...
by marcus_holmes on Monday October 21, 2019 @12:58PM
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"If money is all that you want, money is all that you will have" - no idea who first said this, but so true.