Ken Coleman

I think I really did luck out.

I got a really good paying job right out of college, and it was completely unexpected.

But as a 24-year-old, I started a job that I was making decent money, about $40,000, and it offered a way to start my retirement account early.

So I think that's really what it was.

And I've always been a person that's really...

I love seeing my savings grow.

So that was always kind of a goal for me, to see the savings get larger and larger.

To pay off your house.

Yeah.

You know, it's not easy because you have to say no.

And you have to you have to make decisions and you have to hold off on some things that you want.

And maybe maybe you can't get it this month or even in six months, but maybe in a year if you if you just kind of wait for it.

And so, yeah, I think it's absolutely possible to live on one hundred and ten thousand and actually be able to put stuff aside.

You just can't go and buy everything you want at the moment.

You have to just.

Yeah, I mean, it's not that I don't want nice things or that I don't get nice things.

It's just sometimes I have to take that...

second to talk to myself and go, okay, do I need that right now?

I want it, but I don't, I don't even need it.

I don't even want it.