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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Why is there an assumption that someone had a silver spoon? What if this same person came from nothing, busted his or her butt to get where he or she is? There are a lot of people who come from very modest backgrounds and do quite well in life and there is no reason that people should think that just because you have enough money to hire a financial advisor that you automatically have a silver spoon. A lot of people simply do not understand the time constraints that come along with certain jobs and how you time can be more valuable than money. But it really is true. [/quote] I think I'm the PP being referred to. No silver spoon -- start a company from nothing, worked long hours to grow it, and have been blessed to be successful at it the last few years. Time is the most valuable asset right now, especially with young children. I also will spend $1,000 more on an airplane ticket just to get a flight that gets me home in time for dinner with the family, instead of the one that arrives at 10pm when they're in bed. [/quote]
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