The people who say, “You have time” Are usually the ones wasting it.

“Don’t count the days. Make the days count.” – Muhammad Ali

“If you’re killing yourself at work every day to leave a legacy for your kids — but you’re missing life with them right now — you’re not building a legacy. You’re wasting it.” Inspired by Bill Perkins, Die With Zero

"Don't waste your life earning money you are never going to spend" Gary Vaynerchuk and Die With Zero by Bill Perkins doing gods work explaining exactly why you and your kids need Tontine Trust - Live Long & Prosper® Funds that provide unstoppable incomes for life.

Just finished this podcast. A few takeaways: 1. Bill is just so right about how to solve for fulfillment. It’s bang on the money imo and is the model of the future for how to live. 2. Graham has some wild behaviours 😅 Really entertaining listen.

Realize that at every moment you have a choice. The choices you make reflect your priorities, so be sure you’re making those choices deliberately.

When it comes to leaving an inheritance, focus on timing, not size. Most children would rather have an extra $100k in their 20s than an extra $500k in their 60s.

Yes, you can leave money to people and causes you care about, but they’re better off getting it sooner. Why wait until you're dead to make an impact?

if you haven't read Die with Zero by Bill Perkins, you should read it

What good is wealth without health? #DieWithZero

I’ve stopped waiting for someday. After reading Die with Zero, I knew I wouldn’t be happier with $2M at 87. I just hiked the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu with my wife, 3 kids, and my son’s girlfriend. I’m giving their inheritance while I can enjoy it with them, when it matters.

I was talking to one of the old heads at the gym, now my buddy. He has 6M in his 401k. Great money but not ultra rich. He has *no* idea how to spend it. Lives off dividends, interest, and social security. Get on livin', now.

Traditional retirement planning encourages saving throughout your working years, often by living frugally. Yet the “die with zero”—or DWZ—movement advocates for spending and giving throughout your lifetime. via Investopedia investopedia.com/forget-leaving…