Stuff actually worth spending your hard earned $$$ on...

[darkdream]

education

 

[frenchy]

Originally Posted by Butter

1. Yourself (education, retirement)

2. Home

3. Things you love (hobbies)

4. People you love

lol i like your style i like how people you love is a distant fourth

 

[Matt]

travel. experience. I am not a great accumulator of Fine Things - have no desire to be. I do have Nice Things, but then, they were typically not all that expensive...I'm just a good shopper

 

[kruze]

education.

since im into music: investing in a good weighted key keyboard and a good vintage synth.

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by Piobaire

Wine and spirits
Luxury custom home
Art works
Good advice
Fine dining

I back all of them. I actually have just begun having an interest in art work. Gonna make my first mixed media kop soon!!!!

I'll add hookers to the list.

 

[Pantisocrat]

For me, it has to be family and personal health. Any money you spend on your family you will see 10x returns. Any money you spend on your health you will see immediate gratification.

 

[RSS]

- Taking private a family company that (wrongly) went public
- Art
- Experiences
- The benefit of other people

 

[chuckseabreeze]

Originally Posted by RSS

- Taking private a family company that (wrongly) went public
- Art
- Experiences
- The benefit of other people

What happened?

 

[RSS]

Originally Posted by chuckseabreeze

What happened?

Once your company goes public ... it's not your company anymore.

I like doing things my way ... whether it's best for the stockholder/s or not. If family members are the only stockholders ... it's so much easier.

 

[JesseJB]

Food/Dining
Alcohol (Though out of habit I tend to go middle-shelf)
Coats
Shoes
Living space
Sheets
Travel
Wallet (because even when you're out of money- hey, nice wallet)