Think again!
Let’s say the average lifespan is 70 years.
For the first 20 years of your life you’re growing up. Your parents are taking care of you while you learn to be an adult—you’re a kid. You really don’t have a lot of choices while you’re living with your parents. So the first twenty years are gone, now you have fifty years left. So at twenty you’re an adult. You can make choices and decide what it is you want to do.
One third of your life is spent sleeping. The other one third of that is wasted on entertainment, relaxing, watching TV, having sex, going to the bathroom, commuting to and from work, etc. When you really crunch the numbers, you really only have 10 or 15 years to work with and make your . Money. And that 10 or 15 years doesn’t even count the mistakes you’ll make, the financial setbacks you’ll have, or the learning curve you’ll have to go through.
Now do you see why “get rich slow” doesn’t work?
