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Posted On: 05/02/2022 9:21:32 AM
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Good day to you jb!
Not only are you right in your ideology regarding money, but I don't understand why folks need to concentrate on 'generational' wealth... just like I've been fortunate enough to work and make a living to be able to live, so can children and grandchildren. No one needs a handout unless they're physically or mentally challenged and cannot take care of themself.
Of course it's wonderful to be able to 'gift' family, friends and even strangers if one can (more in a moment) ... and we should all want to and do that... but there is no calling for financially enriching our children for generations to come. There are other ways to give of yourself to loved ones and others besides financially.
Also, no one takes a penny with them unless they request it be placed on them in the grave, ridiculous... personally I prefer giving while I'm alive to see and feel the enjoyment I may be passing on, and no need to boast or even mention doing this. It's doing it because I want to and it feels good, not just as a good Christian but a human being who cares.
By the way, there are folks in the world who like to boast and flaunt their financial status and there are folks who you wouldn't realize are absurdly wealthy and there are folks who are excessively frugal and just plain cheap ... to each his/her own ... none of that should matter when investing or taking a gamble in OTC.
A youthful 84-year-old friend (walked 5 miles daily till the day before he suddenly died early one morning just last month) recently told me he and his wife were dining in a renown NYC restaurant in January when they struck up a light conversation with a young man in his 20s sitting at the table next to them. He left before them and when they requested their bill, their waiter said the young man they were speaking with picked it up. They never even got his name. My friend told me they were surprised, grateful and amazed. I responded, we should all be like that.
No one really knows how anyone else conducts their financial business or deals with their money... so I cannot tell the reasoning Dr. Dalton does or says what he does... but really, it's none of my business. Now, of course, I'd love to know details of what I own in/with UNVC since I have bought, invested and continue to believe in it... but all I can or will do is wait. I think I have the time (although tomorrow's not promised or certain and if I were to die tonight, who cares) and I don't need to have generational wealth nor did I invest funds I can't afford to lose... I have indeed lost much more money on silly or stupid or worthless things and OTCs before... didn't know at the time but hindsight is 2020 as they say...
Please forgive long-winded post but since it's quiet here at the moment, maybe this is at least entertaining...
Not only are you right in your ideology regarding money, but I don't understand why folks need to concentrate on 'generational' wealth... just like I've been fortunate enough to work and make a living to be able to live, so can children and grandchildren. No one needs a handout unless they're physically or mentally challenged and cannot take care of themself.
Of course it's wonderful to be able to 'gift' family, friends and even strangers if one can (more in a moment) ... and we should all want to and do that... but there is no calling for financially enriching our children for generations to come. There are other ways to give of yourself to loved ones and others besides financially.
Also, no one takes a penny with them unless they request it be placed on them in the grave, ridiculous... personally I prefer giving while I'm alive to see and feel the enjoyment I may be passing on, and no need to boast or even mention doing this. It's doing it because I want to and it feels good, not just as a good Christian but a human being who cares.
By the way, there are folks in the world who like to boast and flaunt their financial status and there are folks who you wouldn't realize are absurdly wealthy and there are folks who are excessively frugal and just plain cheap ... to each his/her own ... none of that should matter when investing or taking a gamble in OTC.
A youthful 84-year-old friend (walked 5 miles daily till the day before he suddenly died early one morning just last month) recently told me he and his wife were dining in a renown NYC restaurant in January when they struck up a light conversation with a young man in his 20s sitting at the table next to them. He left before them and when they requested their bill, their waiter said the young man they were speaking with picked it up. They never even got his name. My friend told me they were surprised, grateful and amazed. I responded, we should all be like that.
No one really knows how anyone else conducts their financial business or deals with their money... so I cannot tell the reasoning Dr. Dalton does or says what he does... but really, it's none of my business. Now, of course, I'd love to know details of what I own in/with UNVC since I have bought, invested and continue to believe in it... but all I can or will do is wait. I think I have the time (although tomorrow's not promised or certain and if I were to die tonight, who cares) and I don't need to have generational wealth nor did I invest funds I can't afford to lose... I have indeed lost much more money on silly or stupid or worthless things and OTCs before... didn't know at the time but hindsight is 2020 as they say...
Please forgive long-winded post but since it's quiet here at the moment, maybe this is at least entertaining...
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