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All You Ever Have is Now—Always
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Become a time billionaire.
In this episode of the Get Rich Education podcast, host Keith Weinhold explores the significance of living an extraordinary life, emphasizing the importance of time management and the value of time.
You are here today, gone tomorrow.
Gain new perspective on life and death.
The show promotes strategies for achieving financial freedom through real estate investing.
A hypothetical scenario examines the potential impact of eternal life on Earth's resources, prompting listeners to consider the implications of unlimited population growth.
The episode offers a blend of motivational content and practical wealth-building advice, with a side of philosophical musing on the nature of time and life's finitude.
We listen in to Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Life and Death: A Cosmic Perspective".
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Complete episode transcript:
Welcome to GRE! I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. You need to become financially-free so that you have… time to be present and live in the "now".
You are here today and gone tomorrow. There's not much time to leave your dent in the universe. All that you ever have is now - and that's how it will always be. Today, on Episode 500 of Get Rich Education.
Welcome in… to Get Rich Education. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold.
At times, people tell me something like: "Look at what you're doing. You live an extraordinary life."
Now, I might reply to that person with something like - "Thanks. I appreciate it. I like to get out and see the world."
But do you know what's really going on inside my head when someone tells me that I live an extraordinary life?
I'm really thinking, "Well, of course, I do. Don't you? You design your life: So why would you choose anything… else or anything… less… than an extraordinary life?"
Esp. in this world of abundance that we all live in. That's why you have zero reason to live any life that's LESS than ext