The only thing I'll add to it that to me is success, to me is happiness and to me is the most important

and what money allows me to do is just have freedom in life.

I can do anything I want at any given time within reason. I can be anywhere.

There's very little holding me back. If I wanted to wake up today and book a trip to somewhere

assuming that there was no coronavirus, could do it and to me that that's what

money allows you to do is just that freedom and flexibility in life.

You're listening to the Millionaires Unveiled Podcast, where you'll hear the stories and

interviews of everyday millionaires. We'll unveil their decisions, their

strategies, and their current portfolio allocation.

Now to your hosts, Clark Sheffield and Jace Matinson.

Okay, welcome back to the Millionaires Unveiled Podcast, another episode here another week.

This is episode number 148, almost a 150 episodes.

It's been about two and a half years of the show now.

So, Chase, what's going on?

How are you? Not a lot a lot doing great how you doing

doing pretty well we were just talking a little bit before we had a couple interviews one guy

a refugee recently retired 61 years old net worth of almost four million 3.8 so that'll be an interesting

interview and then another guy who works in construction so some some fun

interviews coming up pretty amazing the guy over, 17 years old as a refugee with about 10 bucks, he said, right?

And now almost 4 million, pretty remarkable.

Yeah, we're getting a few new states represented too and some new professions so it's great you

appreciate all those writing in definitely love telling the stories and

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