The problem is that it's easier said than done, social influences weigh heavily and people are always trying to flaunt and out-do their neighbors and friends.I think work ethic and passion is by far the most important factor that differentiates the wealthy from the others. you don't really ahve to be that "smart" IMO.I think the recipe for success and wealth is this: If you are passionate and determined and thus work hard towards your goals, and are financially responsible (spending less than you earn) wealth can be achieved by almost anyone.the two opposite ends of the spectrum are the individual who labors at a meanial job just enough to pay his rent, cable bill, and a case of beer and box of cigarettes so he can sit around his house watching tv.

I liked his book 10X, but not a big fan of his YouTube videos, sounds very much like Ti Lopez flaunting his riches He is also anti owning a house which I think is bad advice

Do not collect banking or financial information and absolutely do not use an online payment service that is flaunting the law by linking to bank accounts as a means of pseudo investigations. 5.

Service workers happily overcharge folks that like to flaunt their fancy stuff.  

There are just a lot of folks with a lot of money but they don’t flaunt it. 

I guess when you don't have much to flaunt, you flaunt your best what little you have.

I see it as a way to "flaunt" money and is an enjoyment.

But I suppose we should start turning people who flaunt the shelter in place orders away because they aren't worthy of being treated if they get sick?  

He was always cheerful and flaunting his success.

I know in the Bay Area there are professional renters that rent out multiple apartments and turning them into AirBnB rentals for profit, flaunting local ordinances and causing significant liability risk to the landlords as well as degrading the properties they operate in.