Sean Pyles

And frankly, that doesn't seem like a lot of money.

So the median person isn't really rich by dollar standards.

Something else I always want to talk about when we talk about what it means to be rich is this idea of non-financial wealth.

And that's things that you have beyond your income or your net worth.

And that's the people that love you in your life, your community, your hobbies, the things that bring you joy.

That is often more important than just the dollars you have in your account, in my opinion.

I would love millions to feel rich because it's going to make everything else in my life a lot easier.

I agree.

But that said, yeah, you should think about what the idea of enough is for you.

How much money is going to be enough before you think, eh, maybe I don't need to be in this rat race as aggressively as I was before.

Well, let's get into some of the Redditor comments because that's often the best part of any Reddit post is what these strangers are saying to one another.

One comment that stands out to me is someone saying, I'd say a $10 million net worth is rich, but I don't think people are spending much different if they have $3 million to say $8 million, which is interesting and rings kind of true, but also feels wildly speculative because you don't know what anyone's expenses are.

I mean, there's a huge difference between $3 million and $8 million.

I wonder where people get these numbers from.

Yes.

Although I'm a lurker.

I'm not about to be talking with people on these posts.

Someone else said when I stopped coming to the sub to look for advice, but to give advice.

Yeah.

When you graduate from this subreddit.