Sacrificar ingresos inmediatos compensa cuando se prioriza la felicidad, la libertad o el potencial a largo plazo

precedence needs to be set correct thank you because mainly like then there's also because here's why it gets into a far more interesting debate you ended up selling ties instead of starting a footie podcast the tie company allowed you to make 213,000 a year when all the profits are done the footie company let you make 113 some may say it was the tie business I say it's the footie business because you're dramatically happier at 113 and the only thing you had to do different was not buy dumb shit that has to be the conversation and it is not the conversation now you

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and I say to $237,000 a year or do you want $150,000 a year I think what's the second job and that is not when it was now it's because if you and you do your you've already is you're only from making $430,000

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sets so people talk talk about keeping Millennials in the workforce and we judge Millennials for moving around they're they're not entitled they have options everyone's like these kids want to be vice president in a year right all that they have options the ability if you have a half a brain to make $200,000 a year on the internet at 22 doing 37 things I can rattle law for you is very high the [ __ ] are they going to get paid $86,000 to do [ __ ] work that we did as kids 90% of this room looking around would have done it too you would have left to you wouldn't be in this room if you wouldn't…

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give you a story. So, a buddy of mine had a business. He worked on it for between 8 and 12 years, I can't remember. And he took a salary of $70,000 a year. And at the end of that period of time, he sold the business software company for $250 million. So $70,000 a year for eight years, 10 years, 12 years. He lived on Dave Ramsey style, uh, paid his house off, like lived on that. And then boom, $250 million. He could have done an education business and maybe made $10 million a year for that whole time. He's skilled enough of an entrepreneur. And so the question is, how do you want to make

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