I think a better question is this, “how many hours per day are you actually working optimally on growing your business?”

@Matthew PerryI have a goal of owning a 10-20 unit multi family asset by Q2 of 2020.Working backwards my goals for 2019 are:Q1(1) cash out refinance out of my two current BRRRR(2) get into a fourplex with potential to cashflow 200+ per door(3) set up QuickBooksQ2(1) big vacation(2) optimize the fourplexQ3 and Q4no idea.

I’d say about $20k monthly net after tax cash flows from real estate investments, but since these would be leveraged some still to optimize returns I would be looking at most likely $40k+ net profit from real estate.

Excercise to me is no different than eating or sleeping for maintaining optimal performance..... it's a requirement.I get up every morning between 4:30-5:00 and do an hour of treadmill, elliptical mixed with weight lifting on certain days. 

20’s are the optimal years to invest in Real Estate.

Hi Shanna - I specialize in the design and sales of policies optimized for leverage.

Also, see uncle Kohlers team for tax optimization (easily the single largest expense in your life) http://keystonecpa.com/~keystone/images/5_Cash_Flow_Strategies_for_RE_Investors_eBook.pdfThis one is a bit morbid, but an important one.

Reading posts from all of you succcessful people in this thread reaffirms some my philosophy on the subject matter.There are many sides to wealth that I’ve observed:- Health- Community- Mobility- Climate- SpaceSome notes on my observations.A healthy body is form of wealth in time - A person with only 6 days to live wouldn’t be able to do much.Having a community is a store of relational wealth - We all need love and support and to feel needed by others.Mobility is a form of experiential wealth - If I am not stuck in a particular location, I’m free to pursue my passions and my tribe.Climate is a form of operational wealth - I’m more efficient and productive if the weather is optimal for me to carry out my daily tasks.Space as a form of wealth in 3D resources - A city dweller has to compete in resources much more than a ranch owner.

Having passive income in order to spend more time with my wife and kids once they hit high school would be optimal.

I suspect if you made $500K that you could find a beneficial use for the money - not talking about stuff...My point on the studies is that the outcome shows the people administering the studies are at optimal income happiness.