A dad who runs a business ranks seven conveniences from most to least valuable: a coaching program, private school, a second home, business-class flights, a cleaner, buying a business, and luxury cars or watches. He explains why coaching tops the list and what each choice costs versus what it returns.
A Porsche and a Rolex. I think any materialistic items, once you start making money, is probably the least prioritized thing. So I'll put this at a 7. Business class flights domestically, I would put at a 6, but I'm assuming you're talking about internationally. It's a must, especially for families. I'll put this up at number 3. Private school for kids. This one's underrated because it's actually a good network opportunity for any entrepreneur, but also you're networking for your kids. It's really, really important. So I'll put this at number 2. Coaching program. This is assuming everybody's an entrepreneur watching this or making money already. It's very, very important. To get to that next level, I would put this at number 1. Buying a business. It is collapsing a lot of people and making them bankrupt, so I would put that at number 6. Buying a second home. If you're not doing this for like Airbnb and you're actually enjoying it, I'd put this at number 3. Having a cleaner and a gardener. Oh man, I would have put this a lot higher if I knew it was coming. It's worth its piece in gold. I would put this at number 4.
