> High status professional are expected to drive nice cars and live in a big house. It's harder to be a millionaire if you're spending a lot of money.
> The authors were surprised to find that a lot of the Americans with a net worth over a million did not fit any of the "millionaire stereotypes" at all. They drive an old pickup truck and drink Bud Light.
So do you think people want the money, or do they want a big house and a fast car?
That's your prerogative, and there's nothing wrong with that. Others may prefer the freedom and stability afforded by a large amount of wealth-generating assets.
> The authors were surprised to find that a lot of the Americans with a net worth over a million did not fit any of the "millionaire stereotypes" at all. They drive an old pickup truck and drink Bud Light.
So do you think people want the money, or do they want a big house and a fast car?