Travel on a private jet with my family and beloved pet doggie 💜🩷

Keep buying shares and travel

Sometimes I find myself wondering about an unconventional approach to investing, one that strips away all the noise, the constant updates, the endless temptation to tweak and sell and react. Imagine this: I open a trading account. I pick 10 stocks—carefully, or maybe not. Perhaps they’re companies I truly believe will shape the future, or maybe they’re simply solid businesses that have endured the test of time. Either way, I buy them. Then, I log out of the app… and delete it. Not just from my phone, but from my life. No checking prices. No tracking market news. No doomscrolling earnings reports. No reacting to daily swings that often mean nothing in the long run. I commit to a digital detox of my portfolio. Not for a few weeks or months but for 10 or even 20 years. It’s almost absurd, rig

Focus 100% on taking of my Family and continue to build good company as quoted by Nvidia’s Jensen Hwang shows that he is a really down to earth person like most of us. Shareholders of $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ are rest assured! Thanks @Tiger_SG @icycrystal So glad to get your tag.

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I am new to financial independence so while I have attained it , I am still doing the same thing as I have been doing. Still holding a full time job and spending like I am still trying to reach financial independence. Longer term I think I have to start thinking about quiting the job but for now I think I will hold on to it and just go with life with no changes.

if I achieve financial freedom, I would like to travel the world with my family, especially my parents. Spend most of the days with them and my child.

Replying to @Zarkness: @MojoStellar @Barcode @icycrystal @SPACE ROCKET @RocketBull @Cath0801 join in the fun and dream 💭//@Zarkness:My dream firstly is to take care of myself without limits , without the burden of thinking abt how much is that item or product or services . Life is an automatic process … in search of a next stop … never ending … let natu

My dream firstly is to take care of myself without limits , without the burden of thinking abt how much is that item or product or services . Life is an automatic process … in search of a next stop … never ending … let nature takes it course … let someone inspire you… whatever it takes to take you to the next lvl…. ❤️🌹 The first thing I will do when I achieve financial freedom is to … let someone else have the opportunity to do it also… 🙏❤️

In a recent interview, someone asked Jensen, “Now that you're so rich, do you still have any dreams?” His answer stayed with me. Jensen said he’s been financially independent for 25 years, and after becoming rich, he began devoting himself more fully to his family, his company, and helping others. It made me pause. And reflect. What would my dream look like if I were rich enough—very rich? If I had that level of wealth where I never had to worry about money again, my first instinct wouldn’t be to buy more things. It would be to give. I’d start by sharing with the people who’ve stood by me: family, close friends, mentors, those who’ve shaped my journey. Wealth, to me, isn’t complete if it can’t be shared with the people who matter. It’s not about “giving back” because I owe them something,

As cliché as it sounds, it's about spending more time with parents, closed friends. Make a will and leave some monies to charity, not the popular ones for they are well cover. More for those organizations eg. Chew Hong who really help the less fortunate and Affinity funeral who provide free ceremonial services for the aged who left this Earth by themselves. All of us came into the world with nothing, it's only logical to exit in the same state. Agree? To have the ability and time to take care of one's parent is a privilege...

Imagine waking up with no financial worries—your future secure, your family cared for, and your time truly your own. In a recent interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, worth $148.59 billion, shared his dream after 25 years of financial independence: focusing on family, building a world-class company, and helping others. His story sparks a question that resonates with us all: If you achieved financial freedom, what would you do? Would you chase a passion, give back, or simply savor life? This report explores Huang’s vision, what financial freedom could mean for you, and how to build the wealth to make your dreams a reality, with actionable investment strategies to get there. Jensen Huang’s Dream: Legacy Over Luxury Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s co-founder and CEO since 1993, has transformed the compa

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My dream is to create miracles through artificial intelligence and establish a new paradigm in economics. Once I transcend the boundaries of economics, I would focus on building new dimensions through AI—ultimately aiming to move beyond this universe and achieve true freedom.

my dream is to become a better person everyday.

tour the world, experience the beautiful nature. and save animals, provide a comfortable and safe house

Financial freedom allows us to pursue what we love. For Jensen Huang and Elon Musk, building and innovating is their passion, so work feels like play. For me, achieving financial freedom means continuing meaningful work to stay engaged—because 'an idle mind is the devil’s workshop'—while prioritizing quality time with my kids and traveling together."

If I am financial freedom I will travel the world and look at every corner of the world. Will help people along the way. Not really monetary value can be also help people using my own hand and leg. Perhaps building a house for poor people in some country.

My dream would be able to travel around the world without having to be too concerned about fighting with others for available leave slots and I want to be able to take my family with me to exotic places. If I achieved financial freedom, one of the first thing I would do is to travel to Africa to see the big 5 and then to Canada. I want to be able to travel freely for 1 year with my family. Hopefully, I am rich enough to allow my working family members to go on unpaid leave to allow the 1 full year of travel. Travelling would be a good time for me to build closer bonds with my family members and for us to explore dreams to fulfil as a family, whether it would be to study, find common activities to do together or even an adventure of starting our own business. I would also like to get my own