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Perhaps you should think about others who could use your excess wealth.
Enjoy the benefits of your success while you're alive but don't assume you'll be able to time your lifespan to use up your wealth. You might live longer than you think. Keeping enough for a good future is essential. That means leaving some behind.
Think about what you want to happen to what's left behind.
Indeed, that's what that book is about. Not greedy "use it up to the last cent", which is difficult, impractical, and outright nasty IMO, but "do start to consider enjoying, and plan for it" and "manage your donations, charitable or not, while you're still around".
Ultimately, it's more about getting the most from your life than getting the most from your money.
EDIT Oops, I noticed bitmover made a similar argument already.
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Scraped on 27/08/2025, 10:40:15 UTC
Perhaps you should think about others who could use your excess wealth.
Enjoy the benefits of your success while you're alive but don't assume you'll be able to time your lifespan to use up your wealth. You might live longer than you think. Keeping enough for a good future is essential. That means leaving some behind.
Think about what you want to happen to what's left behind.
Indeed, that's what that book is about. Not greedy "use it up to the last cent", which is difficult, impractical, and outright nasty IMO, but "do start to consider enjoying, and plan for it" and "manage your donations, charitable or not, while you're still around".
Ultimately, it's more about getting the most from your life than getting the most from your money.
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Perhaps you should think about others who could use your excess wealth.
Enjoy the benefits of your success while you're alive but don't assume you'll be able to time your lifespan to use up your wealth. You might live longer than you think. Keeping enough for a good future is essential. That means leaving some behind.
Think about what you want to happen to what's left behind.
Indeed, that's what that book is about. Not greedy "use it up to the last cent", which is difficult, impractical, and outright nasty IMO, but "do start to consider enjoying, and plan for it" and "manage your donations, charitable or not, while you're still around".