who is less than 30 versus someone who is over 45. People like Hithere may start panting if asked to run a mile. If a person is a stock, judging his valuation by looking at the current liquid networth would not be appropriate.
Also quality of earning and the ability to continue to grow wealth will be more important in the long run. Accidental stock option millionaires burned out cash quickly and life is too short for them to get lucky again. Real serial entreprenuers build upon their success and will achieve greater success with each venture.
Too many people with multi-million dollar networth continue to juggle between jobs, kids and other mundane parts of life, which is really tragic. Sometimes executives become slaves of their own success, having to toil long hours to sustain the company's growth and make wall street numbers, and that defeat the purpose of fun that wealth is supposed to bring.
