Kaleb asks, do you encourage rewarding yourself when you hit each major milestone, such

as 100K, 250K, et cetera?

If so, is there a percentage amount or limit that you should spend for a trip, or a nice

car, or something to your work?

What do you think about this psychology of rewarding yourself for milestones?

Yeah.

You go.

I'll share what my goals were, and then I'll let you give the older wisdom on looking

back on it now from a completely different position.

So I had a goal.

I went out of my own in the early 2000s and started my first company, and I told my wife

because the first two or three years were really a struggle.

If I had not done all the saving and having the cash reserves to get us there, this thing

would have flopped severely because it took a lot longer to get clients and get growth

and traction in the beginning.

But when I told my wife when I started in 2002, I was like, you know, at some point,

when I'm making $200,000 a year, because at that point, I was like, this is wealth.

This is rich.

I like to buy myself a Rolex.

Fast forward.

I can't remember.

Well, I do know, because I remember the year I bought it.

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