<p>Mine is the freedom of constraints.</p>
<p>Doing what you love and making enough to support yourself. :0</p>
<p>150k/year by the time I’m 30.</p>
<p>I honestly don’t get why people equate money with success. Care to explain? </p>
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<p>Money allows you to do the things you want to do. Isn’t doing what you want to do a gauge of success?</p>
<p>But really, if you’ve been poor, you understand that money problems are some of the worst kinds of problems you can have. Honestly, I lived like a pauper for a 2-3 year stretch and it wasn’t the most enjoyable time in my life.</p>
<p>Being better than everyone and maximizing breeding opportunities (not necessarily sex, just opportunities for it)</p>
<p>To be with my family and loved ones.</p>
<p>Mr Payne, $150k is notthingggggg and you damn well better achieve that WAYYYY before 30. You should hit this in your VERY early 20’s. In your 30’s, you need to be at $400K++ or higher, and this is just conservative.</p>
<p>You live in SoCal, you should know for sure that $150K is nothing here.</p>
<p>I live here now. I don’t plan to live here when I’m 30 though. :)</p>
<p>150k/year in quite a few countries is alright.</p>
<p>Success is being married to a good wife in my own home, earning a living at my own business, and raising kids that will do as good or better than I did.</p>
<p>Getting my PhD and owning my own place.</p>