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@MHh:The 4% is the commonly cited percentage of one wants to live off without significant capital depreciation and accounting for inflation. But I do not go by this. I try to amass as much as possible and I am prepared to scale down my lifestyle if necessary. The other option is also to get stocks that pay good dividends or getting a property to get rental income. Getting a property is of course a high entry barrier so that will take more time. The latter two options mean that I don’t have to try to get so much capital to account for this 4-6%.
Jensen Shared His Dream... What’s Yours If You Are Rich Enough?
In a recent interview, someone asked Jensen, "Now that you're so rich, do you still have any dreams?"
Jensen replied:
I have been financially independent for 25 years. After becoming rich, I pay more attention to career and helping others.
I just want to focus 100% on taking care of my family and trying to build a good company.
So, what’s your dream?
If you achieved financial freedom, what’s the first thing you would do?
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