What Being a BILLIONAIRE Really Looks Like

[Lyubov]

 

[enchanted]

This looks awesome 

[Lyubov]

13 hours ago, enchanted said:

This looks awesome 

Really? Idk for me past the $100million point everything seems unbelievably excessive. I couldn’t live like that knowing how poor and uncomfortable so many other people are, I don’t see the enjoyment in wanting to have power over society and other people. Just seems pointless. Having like $25 million basically gets you out of wage slavery and an upper middle class life for life with no work and you have enough to basically travel as you please using public flights for life. To me that would be sweet cause I’d love to have my schedule all to myself and go around on vacations, climbing mountains, enjoying life. Idk the 100 billion guys just seems pointless so spiritually bankrupt, like with all that money they can’t create anything that helps people just more slavery junk to exploit people? 

[Apparition of Jack]

30 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

Really? Idk for me past the $100million point everything seems unbelievably excessive. I couldn’t live like that knowing how poor and uncomfortable so many other people are, I don’t see the enjoyment in wanting to have power over society and other people. Just seems pointless. Having like $25 million basically gets you out of wage slavery and an upper middle class life for life with no work and you have enough to basically travel as you please using public flights for life. To me that would be sweet cause I’d love to have my schedule all to myself and go around on vacations, climbing mountains, enjoying life. Idk the 100 billion guys just seems pointless so spiritually bankrupt, like with all that money they can’t create anything that helps people just more slavery junk to exploit people? 

Dragon sickness is one hell of a drug. I can’t imagine having that much wealth and still fearing you don’t have enough.

[enchanted]

3 hours ago, Lyubov said:

Really? Idk for me past the $100million point everything seems unbelievably excessive. I couldn’t live like that knowing how poor and uncomfortable so many other people are, I don’t see the enjoyment in wanting to have power over society and other people. Just seems pointless. Having like $25 million basically gets you out of wage slavery and an upper middle class life for life with no work and you have enough to basically travel as you please using public flights for life. To me that would be sweet cause I’d love to have my schedule all to myself and go around on vacations, climbing mountains, enjoying life. Idk the 100 billion guys just seems pointless so spiritually bankrupt, like with all that money they can’t create anything that helps people just more slavery junk to exploit people? 

I ment the video looks awesome to learn about the lifestyles of these ultra wealthy people. Yes you are right however $25 million would be enough but keeping mind that relative to poor people in 3rd world countries that is still a huge wealth disparity. 

Edited Saturday at 03:31 PM by enchanted

[Ishanga]

Just Imagine, You have more money than you can literally Spend, and You still feel like Shit!
 

Then what?

[Wilhelm44]

16 hours ago, Ishanga said:

Just Imagine, You have more money than you can literally Spend, and You still feel like Shit!
 

Then what?

Im sure there some billionaires providing great value and enjoying life at the same time.

[Porphyry Fedotov]

4 minutes ago, Wilhelm44 said:

Im sure there some billionaires providing great value and enjoying life at the same time.

Bro, he meant that you can't base the source your happiness on anything external, even with a shitload of money, you would feel dissatisfaction. Instead, we should look inside. 

[Wilhelm44]

31 minutes ago, Porphyry Fedotov said:

Bro, he meant that you can't base the source your happiness on anything external, even with a shitload of money, you would feel dissatisfaction. Instead, we should look inside. 

And I am saying there are billionaires who have realized that.

[Ishanga]

4 hours ago, Wilhelm44 said:

Im sure there some billionaires providing great value and enjoying life at the same time.

I'm sure there are a tiny few...Also we cannot judge to critically because once You hit that sort of financial status then it would mess up most anyone I think.. The guy that created hotmail.com he talked about this, once he sold it off he was worth only 100milion and it went to his head for awhile.. 

So the lesson really is that a Human Being is not fixed like an animal or any other life form, we get to a plateau and then we want to go beyond it, we want to be more than what we are right now no matter how much wealth, power or status we have but our cultures are too identified with Body and Mind sort of pursuits, money, materialism, power, status, these things are limited in nature, you want to be unlimited in nature so that is where the suffering happens.. Yes its fine to have some money, safety. security and too have some fun in life, but its not everything for sure...

Many have said that tons of Billionaires are miserable too...

[Lila9]

Ideally, there aren’t supposed to be people who are rich to this extent, especially when there are people whose basic needs aren’t met or are barely met. That’s sick.

It reminds me of a tale…

About Lao Tzu, who was the chief of justice of the supreme court in China. This decision was made by the emperor of China, even though Lao Tzu denied it at first because he knew that he was not suitable for the court.

His first case was of a poor man who was accused of stealing money from the richest man in China (richer than the emperor of China).

Lao Tzu gave the verdict of six months in jail for both the poor man and the rich man.

Everyone was shocked, haha, especially the rich man.

He was the one who was robbed, so why did he have to go to jail?

Lao Tzu explained to him that he sees deeper.

The poor man stole from the rich man because the rich man hoarded all the wealth of the land, taking from many and depriving the community. The rich man’s greed forced people into theft. So he, the rich man, is the primary criminal, while the poor man is secondary.

The tale ended with the emperor concluding that Lao Tzu was too deep and too wise for the court and releasing him from his duty.

 

 

[LoneWonderer]

To those interested there is a book on Leo's booklist goes deep into the lives of the 0.1% of the richest Americans on earth (centi millionaires and billionaires). The book goes much deeper than even this video shared.