A man reflects on his biggest financial mistake: spending decades equating success with long work hours. Real wealth, he says, is time with family and his dog Roxy. Money should enable life, not consume it.
Well, my biggest financial regret has nothing to do with money. I actually spent too many years thinking success meant working longer hours, and today I know real wealth means having time for your spouse, your children, now my grandkids, and even Roxy. Money should give you more life, not take it away from you. Now please follow me for more conversations about money and life, and take a look at my new book, Finanzas con Corazón: The Latino Journey to Financial Dignity, available on amazon.com. All right, Roxy, let's go play. Come on, let's go for a run.
