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If More Money Doesn’t Change Your Actions, You’re Already Rich
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- >> The reason I like Jimmy's definition so well is because he actually ties it to behavior, which is that if you have no change in behavior based on a change in condition, which would be increasing money, then you've already achieved a state where money no longer confers additional value.
- And so that would then mean that you've reached the pinnacle of wealth for you.
- Right now, does more money would I change what I do if I had more money?
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Abschnitt 1 I think rich rich is relative, right?
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0:00I think rich rich is relative, right? I think there might be many rich people in here this evening. And here's how I define rich. If having more money wouldn't change what you do, then you're rich. >> The reason I like Jimmy's definition so well is because he actually ties it to behavior, which is that if you have no change in behavior based on a change in condition, which would be increasing money, then you've already achieved a state where money no longer confers additional value. And so that would then mean that you've reached the pinnacle of wealth for you. Right now, does more money would I change what I do if I had more money? If the answer is no, you're rich.