This book is written for people who invested a lot of money over the life and should review their accumulation goals.
Yes well, I recently opened a thread that we can say contrary to the movement recently:
This thread is in contrast to the following one:
Financial Independence Retire Early [F.I.R.E]
Financial Independence Retire Early [F.I.R.E]
... Some FIRE stories are of a sub-human stinginess to reach the goal of financial freedom, and then when they get it they still find it hard to spend the money...
But the concept of dying with 0 seems to me to be a mistake in itself, if not tell this guy:
Do you think he is regretting not having spent more when he was young on experiences? He has had a pretty frugal life, especially compared to the wealth he has.
Besides the fact that it seems to me a selfish concept. Using money to help others is one of the things that has given me the most satisfaction, something you can do at any age. To think that I have to die with 0 because I have to maximize my enjoyment of experiences as a young person is to think “me, me, me.”
That's not to go into whether those experiences I want to enjoy are something I need to be happy or needs created from a superficiality.