- [Man] Dan, do you view $100 the same as you used to?
- Here's another question from my fan that as I get richer
and richer, do I still view the $100 the same way
as I used to when I was getting started?
And how do other rich people view $100?
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Well, first of all, I don't know how other rich people
view it, I can only share with you my perspective
and definitely it has changed.
So, back then the $100 feels like a significant
amount of money and for most people it is
a significant amount of money.
And today, that I view $100, doesn't mean
I don't cherish a $100.
I still look at it like it's a $100.
But now I'm in a place where, I mean,
I tip the waiter more than $100, right?
So to me it's not a lot of money anymore.
But I still cherish it.
I think the way I view money,
I would say the way I view time has changed drastically.
Now I would value time way more than money,
that each minute has to be worth a certain
amount of money, each hour of my time is worth
a lot of money.
So I would so much now, cherish time because I cannot
buy back time, right?
As we spend so much effort earning more money,
now we wanna buy back time.
So I am at a place where I wanna buy back time.
Having better people in my life to be able to help me,
having a great team, having people to do other things for me
to save me time because time is the most valuable
commodity that I have because I cannot make more time.
I cannot use money to buy back more time.
It's all the time that we have.
So I would say that's the biggest shift
in terms of looking at things.
I think in the beginning you need to cherish
and appreciate the value of a dollar
if you wanna accumulate dollar.
People who think money's not that important,
that they don't cherish and appreciate the value.
Doesn't mean I want you to be cheap, right?
I'm the last person to tell you to be cheap.
But if you value that dollar,
then you will be able to accumulate.
It's easier for you to accumulate money
when you appreciate money.
Doesn't mean the love of money is the root of all evil,
that's bullshit, right?
It's not that.
It's not the love of money is the root of all evil.
It's not true.
So that would be my perspective.
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