Your job is important but, so are your workouts, your lunch breaks, vacation days, hobbies, the people waiting for you when you get home.
Works pays for your life. It isn't supposed to replace it.
Dad buys land for $100K. Today it's worth $5M. Dad doesn't sell because selling triggers huge tax bill. Dad borrows against it instead. A loan isn't income. So no tax. Dad lives off the loans for decades. Dad dies still owning the land. Kids inhert at $5M basis.
Kids sell & owe nothing to the lRS. The $4.9M gain? Gone This is exactly what wealthy
families do to avoid taxes and build generational wealth.
I hatė when jobs ask you to set “goals.” My only goal is to stay employed, pay my bills, and find fulfillment in the parts of my life that have absolutely nothing to do with my job.
Pick a random Friday six months from now. Mark it on your calendar as 'Everything Worked Out Celebration Dinner'. Watch your mind start acting like it's already on the way.
Time to stop looking for reasons to be offended. Instead take a breath, drop your defenses and ask yourself, am I misinterpreting something in this message because I don’t like what I’m seeing and I am in resistance to having my perspective change?