🩻 The Secret to True Wealth Hidden in Plain Sight(Shh, Don't Tell Anyone)

Isn't it time to invest in what truly matters?

Let me let you in on a little secret that might redefine your concept of wealth.

After you've amassed your first couple of million dollars, paid off your home, and settled into a comfortable car, there's virtually no difference in quality of life between you and someone like Elon Musk.

Surprised? You shouldn't be.

Consider this: you and the billionaire have the same 24 hours daily.

In fact, you might even have more time to live in the moment. I work 2 hours a day now because I like my work.

I flew on private jets and was on yachts. Nothing special. I like to be in bed by 9pm now.

So who is richer in the currency that really matters?

Whether you're eating a cheeseburger or Elon Musk is, the taste doesn't change.

Beyond a certain point, money becomes mere numbers on a screen—abstract and devoid of value.

Real life? It's out there.

It's in the laughter shared over a good meal, the bonds forged with loved ones, the thrill of a morning workout, and the intimacy with your partner.

No amount of wealth can amplify these simple, profound moments.

Aim for financial independence—the sweet spot for most people is around $3–4 million liquid net worth right now.

Then focus on what truly enriches your life: nourishing food, meaningful relationships, physical vitality, restful sleep, and precious interactions with your family.

Greed is a bottomless pit; it never leads to fulfillment.

Repeat after me: Time is the only currency of life. Money is not.

wishing you a happy life,

Jack Roshi, PhD