If I ever need the money for an unexpected event (health), I have it.

If your goal is owning in the city some day it probably makes more sense to do it sooner rather than later because it will only get harder as time goes by and prices rise.You can enjoy very healthy returns with short-term rentals in desirable areas in large cities on properties you couldn't cash flow otherwise.I see it all the time with my clients in LA.

With a healthy jobs report and reports of inflation steadily picking up, specifically wage inflation, the Fed will start worrying about the economy overheating and is expected to continue their process of normalization by liquidating their balance sheet and moving towards "normal" rates.

Dropped out at 18 then spent a few years becoming really healthy- traveled a lot, went vegan, took a lot of psylocibin, taught yoga, took care of my body, etc..

Part of my issue has been that I work 11-12 hours a day, I work out at the gym every day, and I am trying to maintain a healthy relationship with my fiancé.

The healthy, wealthy, and wise distinction is genius and I can review this book for the rest of my life and still gain something new every time I look at it.3.

Another skill I had to learn early on to establish a healthy sales career.

Vicky Robins mentions this in "YMOYL" - everyone's number starts at a million and just escalates from there, mostly because there's no real concrete idea what the money is needed for, so a very healthy buffer is required. 

Once you are invested in a 401k for a long period of time, and your own contributions get to a high enough amount, as does the total value of your 401k, the returns from that employer match become less and less, and regress towards zero if you do the math.If you plan to have the 'average' amount in your 401k when you can start withdrawing (assuming you will be active, healthy, or alive at this time) {this average number is a laughable ~$150k or less in the US}, then the employer match may make financial sense.Edit: I lied.

I'd rather have a healthy dose of fear than to plunge ahead without it.