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What $5 Million Revealed About You
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Last week, I asked: What would you do with $5 million? And wow. Your responses were incredible. Some of you mapped out every dollar down to the cent like one reader who planned everything from their exact mortgage payoff amount and finishing the basement to funding a sidewalk for their neighborhood. Others had a simpler plan: Half in Bitcoin, half in VOO. But the most fascinating part? No one said theyâd buy a mansion or a fleet of luxury cars. Instead, I noticed four big patterns: Financial security came first. Paying off the house, setting up an emergency fund, investing wisely. Everyone made sure their foundation was solid before thinking about anything else. Giving was a priority. Many of you planned to tithe, donate, or spontaneously gift money to friends and family. Even with unlimited options, generosity still came first. Money was a path to freedom, not laziness. Almost all of you wanted to quit your current jobs. Not to do nothing, but to do something better. One person dreamed of taking niche jobs in the film industry. Another wanted to enroll in trade schools just for the joy of learning new skills. You didnât want excess. You wanted improvement. Instead of buying the biggest house, people talked about moving to a slightly better location. Instead of luxury splurges, they wanted to fix the floor, finish the yard, or get a high-quality musical instrument theyâve always dreamed of owning. And that brings me back to my original point: More money doesnât change who you are. It magnifies what already matters to you. You donât need a windfall to start living in alignment with your values. The things youâd do with $5 million? Maybe theyâre worth working toward right now. So hereâs my follow-up question: Whatâs one thing on your dream list that you could start making progress on today? Hit reply and let me knowâIâd love to hear. âTyler |
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