Buy a house you can afford on one income.
Keep the old car.
Have three kids.
Eat pancakes on Sunday mornings.
Take camping trips.
Coach their little league teams.
Invite neighbors over for dinner.
Put $1,000 a month into investments.
Pay off the house before 50.
Then spend your 60s watching your grandkids play in the backyard.
That’s a life worth getting rich for.