All right, Zach's question is up next. He says, what is considered the boiling point for a portfolio or the bowling point.

Is it when it makes more than my salary or more than what I put into it? can you kind of expound on what you mean by your

finances reaching the boiling point? Man, all right, so the first thing you said is

so interesting more than more than my salary. Oh, this Oh this is really fun. This is why

it's that time of year. If you do not do an annual net worth statement you

unequivocally 100% should start doing it today because it's amazing.

I promise, I promise, I promise, your future self, well thank you for doing that.

If you want to use ours, you can go to learn. Money Guide.com, you can download our net worth tool one of the things

that we put on there was this idea of okay how hard is my army of dollar

bills working like what is really neat about this and Brian you and I

you came up with this idea and then we started tracking it

to kind of compare because what we wanted to see is was there ever a year where the

increase in our net worth was actually greater than the income that we earned

that year so whatever money we made is

earned income, did our portfolio did our net worth go up more in value than that?

Well, if that was the case, if the net worth, the portfolio grew more than that you can make the

argument that my assets my resources my dollars are working harder than I could

they are literally doing more for building wealth than I can do on my own.

That is an example of a boiling point.

That is pretty stinking awesome and pretty stinking cool.

I just think it's so interesting that Zach mentioned that because that's something that we actually put on the net worth tool that you can be tracking on a year over year basis.

Yeah, this is something I talk in depth about in a millionaire mission.

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