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A friend of mine is retired, sold his company for multiple eight figures, and recently told me that the worst place to be financially is between $10 and $100 million. Too much in taxes. Not enough freedom.
I sat with that for a second. Because for most of us, a net worth anywhere near that range sounds like the finish line. But what that conversation revealed is something I see constantly: the finish line keeps moving. For everyone. At every level.
This episode is about that feeling. Where it actually comes from, and how to resolve it. Because the answer isn't more money. It's something more specific, more accessible, and available to you right now at whatever income level you're at.
Four client stories. Four versions of the same gap. One simple framework that closes it.
By Meera Shireen MeyerA friend of mine is retired, sold his company for multiple eight figures, and recently told me that the worst place to be financially is between $10 and $100 million. Too much in taxes. Not enough freedom.
I sat with that for a second. Because for most of us, a net worth anywhere near that range sounds like the finish line. But what that conversation revealed is something I see constantly: the finish line keeps moving. For everyone. At every level.
This episode is about that feeling. Where it actually comes from, and how to resolve it. Because the answer isn't more money. It's something more specific, more accessible, and available to you right now at whatever income level you're at.
Four client stories. Four versions of the same gap. One simple framework that closes it.