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Booze falls into the food categoryAre you meaning after booze and wild women, cause that's 2 very different numbers?
And wild women definitely fall into the bills category
Booze falls into the food categoryAre you meaning after booze and wild women, cause that's 2 very different numbers?
That explains why I'm 70 pounds overweight and broke!!!Booze falls into the food category
And wild women definitely fall into the bills category
10% tithe. The good Lord gives us health and talent, we are just temporary stewards. Just my .02.
God is all powerful and omnipotent, why would he need 10% of my paltry income?
But seriously why? Especially if he doesn’t need it, it seems kinda strange to require it, just to prove you are willing to be a little more miserable.He doesn't need it. He wants you to want to give it.
Moved to Utah last year, was shocked to learn that it's required to give 10% if your Mormon.But seriously why? Especially if he doesn’t need it, it seems kinda strange to require it, just to prove you are willing to be a little more miserable.
But seriously why? Especially if he doesn’t need it, it seems kinda strange to require it, just to prove you are willing to be a little more miserable.
Because the truth is, being more generous is not going to make you “more miserable.”But seriously why? Especially if he doesn’t need it, it seems kinda strange to require it, just to prove you are willing to be a little more miserable.
Dont take the bait....read the post carefully and it speaks volumes: ie.....'be a little more miserable'....this means someone is miserable to begin with, which I am not. I have learned whether with abundance or with need to be content. Misery is a choice/attitude, it isnt forced upon us. Its all about our approach to money and material goods. Per the OP and posts in this thread, some have more left over at the end of each month, some have less. Either way, it is my prayer that each has found their purpose in life and can enjoy life no matter how much or less is leftover at the end of each month.Unfortunately I'm not articulate enough to put it into a post. If it's something you'd really like to talk more about shot me a PM with your number, happy to talk to you.
I think the single greatest thing you can do for your financial future is be on Rokslide.
Based on the numbers in all of these threads, the average Rokslider makes 50% more than the average American, has about 80 grand less in debt, has 2 to 3 times the typical investment portfolio by age, and retires 10 years earlier than the average American male.
Yes. And the part that bothers me is how those guys can't see that they are WAY above average. As one guy responded to me. "It's not all that uncommon"I think the single greatest thing you can do for your financial future is be on Rokslide.
Based on the numbers in all of these threads, the average Rokslider makes 50% more than the average American, has about 80 grand less in debt, has 2 to 3 times the typical investment portfolio by age, and retires 10 years earlier than the average American male.
Lol the internet will do that to you.I think the single greatest thing you can do for your financial future is be on Rokslide.
Based on the numbers in all of these threads, the average Rokslider makes 50% more than the average American, has about 80 grand less in debt, has 2 to 3 times the typical investment portfolio by age, and retires 10 years earlier than the average American male.
Yes. And the part that bothers me is how those guys can't see that they are WAY above average. As one guy responded to me. "It's not all that uncommon"
I've spent around 5-6k this year for what will more than likely be a glorified camping trip, so yea...This is a place where people can genuinely believe $3k binoculars are a reasonable purchase. I think that's a pretty good indication that Rokslide isn't "average" compared to most of the US.