I am very interested in knowing what all of you think of the video below. The financial commentator’s idea sounds okay on the surface, but in my opinion, “test driving” a lifestyle of living large for a few months could quickly trap you in to living that lifestyle forever – and depleting your nest egg – your thoughts?
An Ember for Thought
For bloggers who aspire to inspire
U. S. Debt: $800,000+ per Family? Trillions? Quadrillions?
Corpsman wife view of Military and Parenting
viral quotes and pictures
Make PEACE ✌ Show LOVE❤
MarkovichUniverse AT gmail DOT com
Carnivore and Certified Herbalist
Advice, lifestyle, business... all you need to know.
Travel Destinations
Video Games Guide - PS Vita, PS3, Xbox , Wii
I Dare You to Figure Me Out
Il blog di Cristian Randieri
"I tramp the perpetual journey."- Walt Whitman
Entrepreneurship
The way to Earn
A food and lifestyle blog
News from around
Learn to Live
stuffs and mo' other stuffs
Working towards success, my way
Find yourself, and be just that
life & travel / vida & viajes
Aspire To Inspire
Natalia's space
#motivation#life#discoveryourself#
Creative PicsArt Editing Tutorial | Photo Editing Tutorial
For Success,Wealth and Health In All Areas Of Your Life
tips , tricks reviews
We support you in the 3 Ps of your life! Physical, sPiritual and Pocket!
Life hacks, fashion and beauty tips, photography, health gyan, poetry and heartfelt musings about everything and anything under the sun!
Following my bless
Learning to dance in the midst of chaos
art. popular since 10,000 BC
I myself just try to live a balanced life. Work, Save, Invest, and Spend. As savings grow, your percentage of spending can grow. 2 Million is a nice nest egg. But “living large” and buying a Lear Jet could take care of that real quick! LOL 🙂
Exactly! Moderation in all things I always say. I have profiled some Surprise Millionaires here that lived in complete poverty while saving millions. I do not endorse that. You need to have the essentials and maybe an occasional splurge. Just don’t make it a habit.