Short excerpt from a YouTube video (uploaded by Mark Evans DM) featuring a brief conversation between two speakers about perceptions of how much people earn, acceptable income levels, and the attitudes of very wealthy clients. One speaker overestimates others' earnings (gives example numbers), the other emphasizes the value of working with advisors like Mark and that wealthy clients often continue working despite intergenerational financial security.
I think people make more money than they actually make. I'm kind of delusional. I'm like, dude, you make at least 5 million a year, right? And he's like, What? It's like 1.2 max. And I'm like, oh, you're okay with that? You should be making five plus. Yeah, I'm good with it, man. I don't see a problem with it. Do you see people get in trouble because they don't have enough money?
You guys are in the right environment. You're here, you're working with Mark, you're working with other good advisors. Anybody would say, I want more than I have today. At any point, you want more than you have. Yes. Some of our wealthiest clients, they don't even have to do anything forever. Their grandkids won't have to worry, but they don't stop.
