Elizabeth Ayoola

But for me, it's more about what I can do because I don't have to worry about money.

I agree.

But I haven't really heard anyone say, hey, I make 80K and I'm rich or even lower six figures and I'm rich.

Except when I went to the career day at I.O.

school and the kids asked me how much I make and they were like, oh, my God, you're rich.

I was like, not quite.

But it brings to our point.

I feel like when people see someone have access to a certain amount of money that they don't have access to that can't buy them the things that they value.

Right.

They consider maybe that person rich.

I agree.

And the older I get, I know there was some study floating around some years ago that said after you earn a certain amount –

It's not going to change much in terms of like your satisfaction and your joy.

So I feel like once you earn a certain amount, I mean, for me personally, there's only so many things I can buy right to help me feel fulfilled.

So I don't think personally that I need millions to feel rich.

I know.

I guess we'll never know unless we start replying their comments.

Someone said when you can live an upper middle class lifestyle or better with no earned income, that means rich.

Yeah, but I think the general consensus here is having passive income versus having to work for every dollar.

Yeah.