Source: Austin American Statesman, May 15, 2007My favorite story about knowing when you are rich is told about Joseph Heller, the novelist who wrote "Catch-22." At a fashionable party in Nantucket, someone pointed to another person at the party.
"He runs a hedge fund. He's worth $100 million or $200 million."
"He'll never have what I have," Heller responded.
"Oh? What could that be?" Heller's friend asked.
"Enough."
That story is a good thing to remember when you check where you are on my Wealth Scoreboard. You can find it on my Web site, www.scottburns.com. A search engine there can help you find columns you meant to save.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
How to Find If We Are "Rich" Enough?
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Thanks, Gopa. This is sorely needed for these times.
Edgar Cayce said a similar thing a long time back:
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Don't be satisfied, be content.
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