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Neighborhoods

When I ask myself the question of “what would you do if money were no object?”

The answer is always, “help other people create the kind of neighborhood I have.”

But I can’t think of how to do that in a sustainable way

When I ask myself the question of “what do I want to do long-term?”

The answer is always pretty simple: “live in a nice place, do sports, have a good time with friends & cool drop-ins (and enable others to do or create the same with the same enthusiasm).”

I think I gotta open a cool sports club with gym, padel & football, including a hangout place for myself, my friends, club members and drop-ins.

That could definitely be turned into a bigger offering with additional (3rd party) locations & city shops that sell organic food/juices, nutritional powerbars, great supplements and cool merch. And I’d love the challenge, want to see if I can pull it off but I’m not sure if more locations, a potentially bigger financial success would give me more satisfaction than just 1 single amazing place where I spend quality time.

#outperformerclub

A lot of people who I know who are empty nesters are looking to remove ownership of there home and spend month or two in rentals in fun locations. 

Almost home camp for their now grandkids and family to visit. Holidays. Spring break. Makes a lot of sense. 

My good friend has a gate he turned into a ‘social club’ I is great. 

https://www.oldmanmohans.com/

(It’s like 4 of us who hang on thursdays. 🤣🤣) 

We also own a gymnastics gym. That’s a different beast and the overhead can be nauseating. 

Sounds like you got the right head for it so. Go Go Go ↑

100% (if the place is perfect, accessible, doesn’t limit you and you can just enjoy the moment)

I think everyone wants to have some security, ownership at some point. 

But many take it too far. I thought at some point I should own an apartment in all my favorite cities but now I’m literally thinking why even own 1/2 when you can rent cheap and go wherever you want without thinking about the rest.

(Having base income/money to live off, or a place as an investment is obv not a bad thing)

Owning is cool. But you know what’s cooler. 

Being a member and have 0 custodial responsibilities. 🤣🤣

Word on this mantra though  🫡

Less material. More ephemeral life.