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This is not how any millionaire I know's brain works. Maybe I know an unrepresentative sample, but most focus their ingenuity on novel ways to create wealth rather than novel ways of avoiding expenditure.
This is not how any millionaire I know's brain works. Maybe I know an unrepresentative sample, but most focus their ingenuity on novel ways to create wealth rather than novel ways of avoiding expenditure.
This is not how any millionaire I know's brain works. Maybe I know an unrepresentative sample, but most focus their ingenuity on novel ways to create wealth rather than novel ways of avoiding expenditure.
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That's a good idea if your time is worthless. "Penny-wise and pound-foolish"
It's not really to save money though. It's more like after getting dozens of emails a day begging for money, some percentage just develop a complex and have trouble trusting others.
A millionaire doesn't even have his own private parking space? Sounds fishy :)
if you're willing to pay for a ferrari, one would think you'd be willing to buy a regular parking spot for it.
and why would you drive it to the airport in the first place if you're planning on going out of town for a couple weeks? why not get a ride from a millionaire friend in their ferrari?
i'm not a millionaire, but it seems like being a good planner is at least as important as being a penny-pincher if you want to make serious money.
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That's a good idea if your time is worthless. "Penny-wise and pound-foolish"
It's not really to save money though. It's more like after getting dozens of emails a day begging for money, some percentage just develop a complex and have trouble trusting others.
An insight into how billionaires think in NYC comes from Mayor Bloomberg who takes the subway to work. That's way cheaper than parking in Manhattan. John.
He rides subway to appeal to people. He's a politician.