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I started to think like the 1%, started my online business and now I am making $10k -15k a month. If someone would tell me that some time ago I probably wouldn’t believe it but I always had the desire and hope to work online, from home, without a boss making good money to enjoy life. You are capable of doing the same. I was just like you. No experience, no special skills, and already invested a lot of money in courses that didn’t lead me to success.

Here’s why : Here’s a simple thought to get started. What is wealth? It is not your salary. It’s not your bank balance. It’s not even your investments. So, what on earth is it? And do you have it, yet? Let’s find out. Let’s say you own: a house worth £1.1m a £55k car a home theatre system, 55-inch flat screen TV with super Amoled display, & side-by-side door refrigerator Is the above a good indication of your wealth status? Nope. The problem with it is this. A little more digging will show you that: Your £1.1m house — has an outstanding £980k loan Your £55k car — has an outstanding £45k loan Your appliances — that you got on “Buy now, pay later” schemes, are now “Bought then, paying now” scheme worth 25k. This, asset (all that you own), minus liabilities (all that you owe) is called your Net Worth. And it is Net Worth, which is considered to be the most reliable indicator of your wealth — which like you saw, is entirely different from making money. In simple words, if you spend money more than or faster than you earn it — you may be making money but you certainly are nowhere close to being wealthy. Everyone says they want to be rich. However, what people really mean is that they want to be wealthy, they just don’t know it. You see, there’s a difference in being rich vs wealthy, and choosing one over the other matters. The key to building wealth isn’t a desire to become rich. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Because while “big ballers” talk about being filthy rich and blowing cash, smart people are quietly building sustainable wealth in the background. Unlike being rich, becoming wealthy is the act of creating sustainable cash flows rather than spending money on material possessions. The definitions of both rich vs wealthy contain the word “abundance.” But while becoming rich is the act of spending money on material abundance, becoming wealthy is the act of using existing resources to create new resources.

Embrace the art of crafting your retirement days. Transitioning from the structured routine of a 9 to 5 to the freedom of retirement requires more than just financial planning, it demands a blueprint for fulfillment. As I've learned, simply hitting your 'freedom number' isn't enough. It's about envisioning your days filled with purpose, adventure, and joy. Reflect on your weekdays spent at home, the moments where monotony crept in like an unwelcome guest. For me, working remotely illuminates the importance of structure and engagement, without it, the days felt like a blur of emails, coffee breaks, and distractions. It was a wake-up call to the reality that retirement isn't just about escaping work—it's about crafting a life that excites you. Thailand, with its promise of tropical paradise, initially seemed like the antidote to boredom. Yet, as I delve deeper, I realize that the key to fulfillment lies not just in the destination, but in the journey itself. Germany, with its order and cleanliness, taught me that paradise isn't immune to the trials of everyday life. So, as you embark on your retirement journey, heed this advice: plan with purpose. Consider the activities that bring you joy, the passions that make time fly by effortlessly. Retirement isn't a destination; it's a state of mind—a chance to rediscover yourself and create a life that's uniquely yours.

Here’s why : Here’s a simple thought to get started. What is wealth? It is not your salary. It’s not your bank balance. It’s not even your investments. So, what on earth is it? And do you have it, yet? Let’s find out. Let’s say you own: a house worth £1.1m a £55k car a home theatre system, 55-inch flat screen TV with super Amoled display, & side-by-side door refrigerator Is the above a good indication of your wealth status? Nope. The problem with it is this. A little more digging will show you that: Your £1.1m house — has an outstanding £980k loan Your £55k car — has an outstanding £45k loan Your appliances — that you got on “Buy now, pay later” schemes, are now “Bought then, paying now” scheme worth 25k. This, asset (all that you own), minus liabilities (all that you owe) is called your Net Worth. And it is Net Worth, which is considered to be the most reliable indicator of your wealth — which like you saw, is entirely different from making money. In simple words, if you spend money more than or faster than you earn it — you may be making money but you certainly are nowhere close to being wealthy. Everyone says they want to be rich. However, what people really mean is that they want to be wealthy, they just don’t know it. You see, there’s a difference in being rich vs wealthy, and choosing one over the other matters. The key to building wealth isn’t a desire to become rich. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Because while “big ballers” talk about being filthy rich and blowing cash, smart people are quietly building sustainable wealth in the background. Unlike being rich, becoming wealthy is the act of creating sustainable cash flows rather than spending money on material possessions. The definitions of both rich vs wealthy contain the word “abundance.” But while becoming rich is the act of spending money on material abundance, becoming wealthy is the act of using existing resources to create new resources.