Retirement at thirty really is not such a difficult concept. People think it is, because they are used to the concept that you must be old in retirement. Also, they think about retirement in the wrong way. They figure that they must save up a bunch of money which they will live off of until they die.
This is probably the worst way to go about it. It will take you forty years to save up this kind of money, but it could take you less if you make a high salary and you lower your standard of living during retirement.
To see a better way, you must first look at how you are working. What does your work get you? Paychecks. That's it. Paychecks. You are not building anything. So, you scrimp pieces of paychecks off and hope to accumulate enough by the end of your working years that you can live until you die.
If, instead, you worked to build something, such as your own business, or you built some assets of some type, then you could retire within a few years. This does not mean that you will retire rich, but you will retire. Retirement, ladies and gentlemen, is not about living off of a mass of money. Retirement is about having an income that comes in automatically, whether you work or not.
If you want to be rich, you can keep building these systems. However long you do this process of building is however rich you are going to be. Within five years, you can build a big enough of an income to live a decent life. If you work more, you will be able to afford a higher standard of living forever.
This should be the next logical step after college. You go to school, and then you build an income. Once that is done, you are free. The rest of your life is yours to do whatever you please. Retirement is not about doing nothing. It is about the freedom to do what you love.
Humans naturally want to be productive, so we will not have a bunch of people doing nothing. Imagine a world where everybody is financially free to engage in work that they love, where nobody is trapped in a job they hate. Just imagine the productivity that will be when everybody works a job they love! - 22871
This is probably the worst way to go about it. It will take you forty years to save up this kind of money, but it could take you less if you make a high salary and you lower your standard of living during retirement.
To see a better way, you must first look at how you are working. What does your work get you? Paychecks. That's it. Paychecks. You are not building anything. So, you scrimp pieces of paychecks off and hope to accumulate enough by the end of your working years that you can live until you die.
If, instead, you worked to build something, such as your own business, or you built some assets of some type, then you could retire within a few years. This does not mean that you will retire rich, but you will retire. Retirement, ladies and gentlemen, is not about living off of a mass of money. Retirement is about having an income that comes in automatically, whether you work or not.
If you want to be rich, you can keep building these systems. However long you do this process of building is however rich you are going to be. Within five years, you can build a big enough of an income to live a decent life. If you work more, you will be able to afford a higher standard of living forever.
This should be the next logical step after college. You go to school, and then you build an income. Once that is done, you are free. The rest of your life is yours to do whatever you please. Retirement is not about doing nothing. It is about the freedom to do what you love.
Humans naturally want to be productive, so we will not have a bunch of people doing nothing. Imagine a world where everybody is financially free to engage in work that they love, where nobody is trapped in a job they hate. Just imagine the productivity that will be when everybody works a job they love! - 22871
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