One of my father’s nephews recently said, “Uncle, I did everything you asked me to do: I went to university, finished my degree, worked, got married, took out a mortgage, went on vacation, bought the car. Now I’m out of a job, out of money, and with debts to pay. What did I do wrong if I did everything you told me? Lesson: “Have a worse car than your neighbor”.
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Lesson: “Have a worse car than your neighbor”. 🚗
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One of my father’s nephews recently said, “Uncle, I did everything you asked me to do: I went to university, finished my degree, worked, got married, took out a mortgage, went on vacation, bought the car. Now I’m out of a job, out of money, and with debts to pay. What did I do wrong if I did everything you told me? Lesson: “Have a worse car than your neighbor”.
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The vigorous defense of saving is not a doctrine currently imposed. It is not “chic,” because it does not favor consumption, because it does not impose social norms or rules. It is sober. It is revolutionary. It is radical. It simply consists of living the life you want, without impositions. Now, saving seems easy to do. It consists of not spending everything you generate. But when the time comes, it is extraordinarily difficult.