What would you like to inspect under a microscope?
Post your answer in the LEAVE A COMMENT section below. I’m not the boss of you, though. Don’t write anything for all I care! But I can see at least a tiny part of you wants to write something.
. . .here are my thoughts.
What would you like to inspect under a microscope?
I took a few microbiology classes in undergrad. No matter how often we used those damn microscopes, I couldn’t stop seeing my eyelashes. It took far too long and far too much effort to eventually see what I was supposed to. Thus, I’m choosing to interpret “under a microscope” in the proverbial, rather than literal, sense. Plus, I sure as hell don’t want to pony up the cash for a microscope I wouldn’t be able to properly use anyway. Saving money is an important step toward growing wealthy. I have a net worth figure I need to obtain before I can retire. And I’d really like to retire early! Thus, all spending is inspected under a microscope. Question I’ve been pondering: when calculating a couple’s net worth, do they need $2 million to be considered millionaires, or just $1 million? Maybe it depends on whether they file taxes jointly or separately. I vote for $2 million. I’d further posit, a couple with five children under 18 years of age need $7 million of net worth to claim millionaire status. Maybe spend some of that money on a vasectomy and tubal ligation.