The Daily Dad Rich Is How Much You Get To See Your Kids
Jan 9, 2024
This discussion challenges conventional notions of wealth. It emphasizes that true richness lies in the quality time spent with family rather than material possessions. The founder of Kinkos contrasts financial success with the value of having close relationships, particularly with children. By reflecting on what it means to be successful, it provokes thought about the importance of cultivating bonds that grow over time, rather than chasing fleeting luxuries.
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Redefining Wealth
- True wealth is not about material possessions, but the time spent with loved ones.
- A rich life prioritizes family over career, enabling presence in children's lives.
Paul Orfalea's Definition of Success
- Paul Orfalea, Kinko's founder, defined success as having kids home for holidays.
- Many wealthy individuals are estranged from their families, highlighting a flawed definition of success.
Prioritize Family Time
- Prioritize time with your children, even if it means sacrificing career demands.
- True wealth is measured by your presence, not your paycheck.
