Travel, Give, Build: Mt. Fuji thoughts

Travel the world.
Buy the $10 wooden stick on the way to the summit,
and give it to a child when you return down the mountain— so their parents don’t have to buy one on the way up.

Go to the corners of the earth and support the local economy.
Give time, money, and resources so your friends, family, and community stay flourishing.
Joyfully do work for free; especially if your cup is overflowing.
We can all add value.
And in the end, keep what we love vibrant.

Do a budget.
Stay out of debt.
Think about the impact on your wealth when buying steel boxes that get beat up by pavement.
Live frugal 90% of the time, and learn not to whine about it.

Minimize what’s required for you to live a decent life.
Learn to identify ridiculousness in a consumeristic and heavily marketed society.

In the end, build a ton of wealth along the way,
and leave something for your children’s children preferably not debt.