The greatest paradox of becoming wealthy

I remember being 15 years old and spending so much time poring over PC magazines to learn how to build my own computer with the best Pentium processor and video card

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Did someone forward this to you?  Click here to subscribe Candidate, I remember being 15 years old and spending so much time poring over PC magazines to learn how to build my own computer with the best Pentium processor and video card … all so I could play Duke Nukem at maximum settings. Now? I just buy a Mac (and proceed to use it for years). As I got older and earned more money through growing my business, I've learned that I simply can't afford to do the things I used to — not necessarily because I don't have the money to. It's just that I've become more judicious with how I spend my time. Because as your net worth grows, a very interesting and new challenge arises, where you eventually have more money than time. As a result, your time-money calculus changes — it HAS to. This is the paradox of becoming wealthy. Check out my full thoughts (and my solution) in this Quora post that has, to date, gathered over half a million views and 5,000+ upvotes.   Read the full answer on Quora   P.S. If you like what you read there, give me a follow on Quora. I've been posting regularly and would love to hear your thoughts in the comments! A few posts you might also find interesting: What knowledge does the wealthy 10 percent understand that the other 90 percent are missing? What are the best ways to earn money while traveling around the world?  X This email was sent to 247translationwork.dailywork@blogger.com. If you no longer wish to receive these emails you may unsubscribe at any time.