I’m in Moscow, Russia right now.
It’s been a fairly crappy day if I’m honest with you.
First off – the WiFi wasn’t working in the place I was staying.
Which, you know, is kiiiiind of an issue for an online business owner.
Then I got to the airport, the WiFi network there wasn’t working either.
I’ll spare you the screaming kids stories (I swear once you enter an airport, everyone under the age of 5 is suddenly having the worst day of their lives)
And now my flight is delayed for 2 hours.
It’s one of those snowball effects which you don’t want.
Why am I telling you this?
Well, it’s got to do with money, and what money can buy you.
Right now, I’m in the airport lounge, relaxing in a comfy armchair, working on a book project, while enjoying my second glass of Sauvignon Blanc (which my in depth knowledge of wine can confirm, is indeed a white)
Whereas I could be stuck out with the masses, standing in line at Burger King.
But at least I can be comfortable on a day like today where it seems nothing is going right.
You see, in my view, money, or financial freedom, facilitates one main thing.
Options.
Even if we go beyond a fairly inconsequential situation like the one I’m in right now.
What if it was a medical issue?
Where you can comfortably afford the best care rather than having to go for the cheaper option.
Money buys options
What you do with those options – entirely up to you
Something to ponder as you go about your day at least.
Anyways,
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Oliver
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