Ever wondered what separates the truly wealthy from those who are merely rich? A legendary investor sparked an interesting debate at a major shareholders meeting this year when asked exactly that. His take? Money wasn't really the main event. Instead, he zeroed in on something far more valuable—time and health. It's a perspective that makes you rethink what financial success actually means. For anyone chasing gains in markets or building assets, this distinction matters more than you'd think.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 22h ago
ngl the whole "time > money" framing feels like a meta-narrative collapse... like we've tokenized everything except the one thing that actually matters, yeah? 让我想起了那些富豪最后都在买长生不老药的故事,本质上还是在用fiat思维追求无限增长。真讽刺
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 22h ago
Awesome, you're right. Having money but no time is no different from being poor.
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BearMarketMonk
· 22h ago
This guy is right, if you have money but no time to enjoy it, then what's the use of having any P.
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SandwichDetector
· 23h ago
Well, basically, it's about having money but not knowing what to do with it. The key is to live long and live happily.
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WealthCoffee
· 23h ago
Really, having money and having a quality of life are fundamentally two different things. Got it.
Ever wondered what separates the truly wealthy from those who are merely rich? A legendary investor sparked an interesting debate at a major shareholders meeting this year when asked exactly that. His take? Money wasn't really the main event. Instead, he zeroed in on something far more valuable—time and health. It's a perspective that makes you rethink what financial success actually means. For anyone chasing gains in markets or building assets, this distinction matters more than you'd think.