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Whether it's training racehorses, owning a sports team, developing luxury real estate, or buying a social media platform, the ultra-wealthy can afford to start or buy businesses that they don't actually expect to live off of.
Whether it's training racehorses, owning a sports team, developing luxury real estate, or buying a social media platform, the ultra-wealthy can afford to start or buy businesses that they don't actually expect to live off of.
This is I could live off of this every single day.
I could live off of this every single day.
Immy calls climate change a parasite. In the natural world, a parasite is an animal or plant that lives on another living thing and feeds from it. If you describe a person as a parasite, you mean they are lazy and live off other people supporting them or giving them money.
If you describe a person as a parasite, you mean they are lazy and live off other people supporting them or giving them money.
I definitely think that guaranteed income once everything becomes automated, people are still going to need to survive somehow, so maybe it's better to let people live off the spoils of the robots they created.
are still going to need to survive somehow, so maybe it's better to let people live off
Jeff estimates that less than 10 percent of Repost's clients actually live off their music revenue.
Jeff estimates that less than 10% of Repost's clients actually live off their music revenue,
You live off-campus.
You live off campus.
If we live off or live on something, it means we support ourselves to stay alive.
That salary's not enough to live off.
That's what I live off of nowadays.
That's what I live off of nowadays.
I had enough to live off of maybe for one or two years runway.
I had enough to live off of maybe for one or two years runway.
we’re gonna do better, and they might for a year or two, but what matters you live off
the long term. You don't live off the year or two. And they just don't do it. Warren