When someone asks what I would do if I were rich, I tell them I am already rich in love.

So long as my wife and children are healthy and well fed, and we have warm, comfortable places to sleep, I have everything I need already.

Do I want more than that? Sure. If I should somehow end up in a situation where I have a tough time keeping track of all the zeroes at the end of my bank account, I would buy the following: a house for my mother, one of those Tesla roadsters, a helicopter, and a home large enough to accomodate a large “H” on the roof.

What If…
…You had all the money you wanted?

How would your life be different?
I wouldn’t have to worry about money. And I could afford to buy anything I wanted. That doesn’t construe happiness - but it takes a lot of pressure away.

Where would you live?
I would still live in the same town as I do now. It’s where all my family and friends are. I would just move to a nicer area with a bigger house.

What would you do?
I’d go on a long holiday, treat all my friends and family & then figure out a purpose for my life. I’d need to find some motivation as with all the money in the world - you don’t even need to get out of bed in the morning!

What would be the same?
My friends and family. And I would like to think, my personality.

I’ll let someone else answer the others.

I think its in human nature to desire things, be it money, love, or happiness, and to not want it makes it less worthwhile. I think. I agree with the first post, this is becoming to complicated for me now…

Great site, I discovered it twice, so it goes in the RSS.

I feel very fortunate in my life. I have had so much given to me in so many areas. Money has always been the limiter though, but that is going to change soon — starting a blog, a way for me to give back. Money would only take away restrictions which aren’t that severe right now anyway. There is very little I would change that I am not already changing. I already have infinite love in my life, and deep satisfaction which comes from my spiritual pursuits and in my work.

Thanks for your site, I’ll be back.
Kalidasa

A wise man once said, “I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want.”