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Scott Galloway: Health Insurance Is a Scam | Office Hours

The way to wealth isn't making a lot of money. It's making more than you spend. My father died a near millionaire and he never made more than or you know he was making $48,000 a year but he spent 46 or 45 and he was investing and saving money even when he died.

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Are You Saving Too Much Money? | Conversations

There's a subset of things that you're probably going to want to do in your 20s that actually cost a lot less money to enjoy when you're young than they will older when you're older. And also like you might not be able to do them when you're older.

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The Simple Math That Tells You When You're Rich Enough | Office Hours

The whole point of wealth at the end of the day is somebody has to spend it on something. Whether it's you, your kids, you give it away to like a philanthropic organization to spend. And having like a scarcity mindset where you're constantly worried about not having enough even when you objectively have enough is just depriving yourself of things you could spend money on to enjoy.

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The Simple Math That Tells You When You're Rich Enough | Office Hours

Having like a scarcity mindset where you're constantly worried about not having enough even when you objectively have enough is just depriving yourself of things you could spend money on to enjoy. Again, whether it's material things experiences relationships and like the the things that you can spend that money on that you will enjoy are just going to change a lot. Like the thing you'll enjoy at 25 is different from 35 or 45 or whatever.

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"His Money Is Our Money, My Money Is Mine" — Scott Galloway Responds | Office Hours

The healthiest relationships I find are when men and women have alignment around their approach to money. Who is responsible for bringing it in? What is their approach to spending?

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How to Be Poor: Building Wealth on Less Than $60K a Year | Office Hours

Every dollar you pay off your credit card debt, you're basically earning an 18 to 24% guaranteed return. There's no place you're going to get a guaranteed return of 18 to 24%.