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What Is Wealth?


Growing up, I noticed that success came with a dollar sign attached.

It’s easy to get caught up in the numbers game, tallying our worth by the figures in our bank accounts.

But true wealth isn’t measured by how much money you have, but by how much time it affords you.

Work more, spend more, work more

Most of us have been conditioned to chase after a higher salary, a bigger house, and a fatter bank account.

We equate financial success with happiness and security, thinking the more we earn, the wealthier we are.

However, this approach to measuring wealth is fundamentally flawed.

It ties our sense of achievement and freedom to a never-ending cycle of earning and spending, where true financial independence seems always just out of reach.

Wealth is measured in days

Let’s pivot to a concept I like to call “Time Wealth.”

This radical approach shifts the focus from accumulating dollars to accumulating time.

Imagine measuring your wealth by the length of time you could maintain your current lifestyle without relying on active income.

Time Wealth is about having the freedom to choose how you spend your days, not being shackled by the need to work for a paycheck.

Time Wealth offers a new perspective, emphasizing the importance of passive income and savings.

It’s about building assets that work for you, generating income even when you’re not actively working.

This approach not only provides financial security but also grants you the ultimate luxury: time.

Time to pursue passions, time with loved ones, and time for self-growth, without the constant worry of financial upkeep.

How to Cultivate Time Wealth

  1. Assess Your Lifestyle: Determine how much you need to maintain your current standard of living. This is your baseline.
  2. Focus on Asset Building: Invest in assets that generate passive income, such as real estate, stocks, or a side business.
  3. Cut Unnecessary Expenses: Streamline your spending to prioritize savings and investments. More savings mean more capital to invest in assets.
  4. Diversify Your Income: Don’t rely on a single source of income. The more diversified your income streams, the more stable your Time Wealth.
  5. Educate Yourself: Continuously learn about financial planning, investment strategies, and ways to optimize your income and savings.

Take Action

If you’re not already on this journey, start now. Evaluate your assets, consider your spending habits, and begin the shift towards cultivating Time Wealth. Remember, the goal is not just to live comfortably but to live freely, with the time to enjoy what truly matters to you.

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Who is The Edupreneur?

I founded a 7-figure company and am homeschooling my kids to do the same.