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I wouldn't mind the money as long as it doesn't change who you are. He money would definitely make things easier but I'd want to continue to live a simple lifestyle. I'd definitely put the money to better use than living extravagantly.
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I would love obscene amounts of money but that wouldn't change how I raised my child. We'd still be frugal.
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@char54: aww , her response about sledding was great.
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We will probably never have a ton of cash, but we'll be comfortable hopefully. I was raised with very limited resources and I think that gave me a really nice perspective on life. Bust your bum, save as much as you can, and make priorities.
I went to a HS with many very wealthy students. I did not like the attitude of "we went to Barbados", "well, we went to Iceland.", "well we rented a place in Tahiti", "well we went yachting in the virgin islands". I was like, "well, I went to Sacramento, so suck it!". There were a very few lovely girls who I ran into that had loads of money but no attitude to match. Usually they were girls whose parents made them work for anything they got.
So that's our plan, to make our girls earn the things they get.
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Yep, absolutely. I would love to build new businesses and give back to the community, let my parents retire, take care of my family and friends and make sure future generations have something waiting for them. That would be just fabulous!
I'm not extravagant and am a total busy-body by nature. I would definitely work, work, work with my billions.
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