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11 things your millionaire neighbor isn’t telling you.
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1. He's never told you that he's a millionaire.
Your neighbor doesn't announce his wealth because your neighbor is not a loser.
He believes in stealth wealth, and that's why he's rich.
Your neighbor doesn't announce his wealth because your neighbor is not a loser.
He believes in stealth wealth, and that's why he's rich.
2. He doesn't earn 7-figures.
Your neighbor is a millionaire because they saved a million over the years rather than earning a 7-figure salary.
If they earned 7-figures, they probably wouldn't be your neighbor.
Your neighbor is a millionaire because they saved a million over the years rather than earning a 7-figure salary.
If they earned 7-figures, they probably wouldn't be your neighbor.
3. He doesn't believe in company loyalty.
Your neighbor has worked for three companies in the last 10 years.
Each switch gave him an instant 20 to 25% raise.
Your neighbor has worked for three companies in the last 10 years.
Each switch gave him an instant 20 to 25% raise.
4. No shits given about what you think.
Whether you think he's cheap, frugal, filthy rich or poor, he doesn't care. He truly doesn't give a shit about your opinion of him and his spending practices.
He's the millionaire.
Whether you think he's cheap, frugal, filthy rich or poor, he doesn't care. He truly doesn't give a shit about your opinion of him and his spending practices.
He's the millionaire.
5. He's not a crypto bro.
He builds wealth the tried and true way by fully funding his 401(k) and Roth IRA.
He also has a brokerage account that he automatically funds every month.
Maybe some real estate.
1% max of crypto.
He builds wealth the tried and true way by fully funding his 401(k) and Roth IRA.
He also has a brokerage account that he automatically funds every month.
Maybe some real estate.
1% max of crypto.
6. He used to drive a BMW.
You still drive your Bimmer. Your millionaire friend sold his and now drives an easy-to-maintain reliable sedan. Pays $30 for an oil change.
You still drive your Bimmer. Your millionaire friend sold his and now drives an easy-to-maintain reliable sedan. Pays $30 for an oil change.
7. His emergency fund stretches multiple years.
He has enough cash reserves to last multiple years without having to earn another dime of income or sell stock.
He doesn't live on the edge.
He has enough cash reserves to last multiple years without having to earn another dime of income or sell stock.
He doesn't live on the edge.
8. He pays himself first.
Your millionaire friend fully funds his investments first. Pads his savings. Then has some fun with the rest.
Your millionaire friend fully funds his investments first. Pads his savings. Then has some fun with the rest.
9. He doesn't dine at high-priced restaurants.
He eats primarily at home with his family. When he does go out, he chooses a reasonable restaurant and NEVER orders alcohol.
He eats primarily at home with his family. When he does go out, he chooses a reasonable restaurant and NEVER orders alcohol.
10. His kids are the reason he saves, not an excuse for why he doesn't.
'nuff said.
'nuff said.
11. He built a career of strength.
His career is not his passion. Passions don't pay the bills.
He built a career around his strength. What he does well.
Strengths pay. Passions play.
His career is not his passion. Passions don't pay the bills.
He built a career around his strength. What he does well.
Strengths pay. Passions play.
