Morir Con Cero - Bill - Perkins.epub [hot]
: Identifying the exact point in your life when you should start spending more than you earn to avoid dying with a surplus.
We are conditioned to fear running out of money. Perkins calls this —hoarding money for a medical emergency or a market crash that statistically won't happen to you.
: Shifting focus from wealth accumulation to experience accumulation.
: Focus on creating memorable life experiences while you have the health to enjoy them, rather than saving excessively for "golden years". The "Memory Dividend" Morir Con Cero - Bill Perkins.epub
The title of Perkins' book, "Morir Con Cero," may seem unusual or even morbid to some readers. However, the concept behind it is quite simple. Perkins argues that individuals should strive to spend their entire net worth during their lifetime, leaving zero dollars behind when they pass away. This approach may seem counterintuitive, as many people are taught to save and accumulate wealth for future generations. However, Perkins contends that this traditional approach can lead to a life of unnecessary frugality and missed opportunities.
Perkins views money as stored —the hours of your life you spent working to earn it. If you die with $1 million in the bank, you have effectively "wasted" the years of your life it took to earn that money because you never converted it back into experiences. The 9 Key Principles
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Many people die with massive unused savings because they over-save for "catastrophe" or leave money to heirs. Perkins argues that giving to heirs while you’re alive is more valuable (you see them enjoy it, and they get it when they need it most—buying a house, starting a business, raising kids).
La vida es la suma de tus experiencias. Perkins sugiere que pienses en tu vida en bloques de diez años (décadas). Cada etapa de la vida es ideal para ciertas actividades. No puedes ir de mochilero por Europa a los 80 años con la misma energía que a los 25, ni puedes esquiar con la misma soltura a los 75 que a los 35. 2. El concepto de los "Dividendos de la Memoria"