A Wall Street millionaire earning millions annually was broke from taxes, child support, and overspending. The speaker argues real happiness comes from living below your means, not from how much you make.
I'll never forget I had a client that came in, Wall Street guy making legitimately millions a year and he couldn't go to McDonald's. And Gary Vee, Gary Vaynerchuk, I listen to him and I believe, I believe it's something that he says all the time as well. You know, if you live within your budget and your means, you can be extremely happy and extremely successful. But it's when, you know, you have that $60,000 a year income, but you want to live like you're making $100,000 a year. That's when you really, really struggle. So if you, if you live below your means, so you're making $40,000, $50,000, $60,000, whatever the number is, and you're, and you're living like you make $40,000, that's where that true happiness comes into play. But if you're always chasing something and spending money on ridiculous things, that's when it's only going to lead to frustration. I'll never forget, I had a client that came in, a Wall Street guy making legitimately millions a year, and he couldn't go to McDonald's. He couldn't afford to go to McDonald's. He had so much tax debt, child support, you name it. Like, his paycheck at the end of the day was nothing.
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