Older folks of bmr

[JDS]

Travel as much as you can in the early age and learn several languages

You know multiple languages ? English is probably not your 1st language right …

 

[RRsilver]

Awesome list.

That's the short list Tanko! A young me could have used a lot of good advice.
What is interesting, would that first 5 have been the same answer 10 years ago, and will it be the same in 10 more
It probably would be for me

 

[JDS]

That's the short list Tanko! A young me could have used a lot of good advice.
What is interesting, would that first 5 have been the same answer 10 years ago, and will it be the same in 10 more
It probably would be for me

I have definitely implemented a lot of those ways you listed plus many more to my 16 year old son. He’s going to be much more successful and wealthier than his father. I’ll tell you that much it’s a lock.

 

[edawg]

Life is not easy and when you understand that it becomes easier.

 

[dustyy]

I've said it before but it is so true:

No matter how big and how bad you think you are there is someone out there that is bigger and badder and they are just waiting for you to make a mistake

 

[JDS]

I've said it before but it is so true:

No matter how big and how bad you think you are there is someone out there that is bigger and badder and they are just waiting for you to make a mistake

Real talk …

 

[lemartinsports]

1)Spend more time with family, so you don't regret it later

this

incredibly important. i'm realizing this more and more this year since my pops has been sick. family is very important. tell and show them you love them!

 

[carolinakid]

just 2 JDS

 

[JDS]

just 2 JDS

You know they say, if you’re bi-lingual. You will make more money in your lifetime. That narrative has definitely come to life for you it seems, because of the lifestyle that you share to the forum.

 

[Tanko]

You know they say, if you’re bi-lingual. You will make more money in your lifetime. That narrative has definitely come to life for you it seems, because of the lifestyle that you share to the forum.

dos cervezas.... has served me well over the years.

 

[RRsilver]

I have definitely implemented a lot of those ways you listed plus many more to my 16 year old son. He’s going to be much more successful and wealthier than his father. I’ll tell you that much it’s a lock.

My daughter is 24 and half way thru law school. Something I never thought I would be saying!
Amazing how we want more for our children then we ever had, but mostly happiness! As long as she is happy, I can take on the world!

 

[stormtrooper8]

Appreciate what you have, no matter how sucky life feels at times


Be kind to others even if the vibes aren't reciprocated. Kindness can go a LONG way


Make sure to spend time with any family you have. This one has cut pretty deep for me lately, and so I want to appreciate them as much as I can


Don't let the negative energy of others consume you

 

[venditto]

Money does buy hahappiness.

I'd say money can help but by itself can not there's other pieces to the puzzle

 

[venditto]

i have regrets, but fukk it, can't change the past

grow, learn, be better than yesterday's version of yourself

Yea we all have regrets guy look at the permanent archive left up on the forum from a week ago.you understand how fucked up we were? Embarrassing all we can do is learn from it and progress whenever possible. Live and learn

 

[stormtrooper8]

These kind of go hand in hand

Try to have a short memory, as well as a big picture focus

 

[rdalert447]

1. Don’t chase.
2. Accept losing as a big part of gambling.
3. In horse racing, bet structuring is equally as important as the ability to pick winners.

 

[gauchojake]

I don't really consider myself older lol but if I were to meet myself in the past and gave any advice, it would be:

Buy more property even if the financials make you uncomfortable.
Start your own business and don't work for other people.
Be happy with what you already have - gratitude is the key to maintaining an abundant mindset.

I think it was the Dalai Lama who said "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." I don't do that as much as I would like, but I try to remind myself every day.

 

[flyingillini]

I don't really consider myself older lol but if I were to meet myself in the past and gave any advice, it would be:

Buy more property even if the financials make you uncomfortable.
Start your own business and don't work for other people.
Be happy with what you already have - gratitude is the key to maintaining an abundant mindset.

I think it was the Dalai Lama who said "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." I don't do that as much as I would like, but I try to remind myself every day.

These are real values taught on the streets of DP.

 

[lemartinsports]

I don't really consider myself older lol but if I were to meet myself in the past and gave any advice, it would be:

Buy more property even if the financials make you uncomfortable.
Start your own business and don't work for other people.
Be happy with what you already have - gratitude is the key to maintaining an abundant mindset.

I think it was the Dalai Lama who said "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." I don't do that as much as I would like, but I try to remind myself every day.

love all of this

 

[keithrichard]

Bumparoo