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Follower of Jesus, Husband, Dad to @austtheking08, Advisor to entrepreneurs

Oklahoma City
Joined January 2011
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This kid is a stallion!
Postgame interview with Heritage Hall’s Barrett Travis, who had three TDs in the Chargers’ 41-36 win at Pauls Valley. #OKPreps @BarrettTravis11
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Paying off your house doesn’t increase your net worth. It just shifts your net worth to more illiquid equity and limits options for growth. You’re now relying solely on your house for growth and giving up diversification and income.
They totally miss the concept and ignore the impact when the house is paid off—the equity and growth, the ability to take the 180 payments, and the wealth they create. Pay off the house—instant equity of $132,000, which, according to you, is growing at 3.61% = $224,697.91. Plus, if you save $1,071.66 monthly at a tax-free interest rate of 3.61% per year, compounded monthly for 180 months (15 years), the total amount accumulated would be approximately $255,483.64. Basic math says $255,483.64 is greater than $224,697.91
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"When you choose your friends today, you are choosing your habits tomorrow." -@JamesClear
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If this continues, the retirement crisis won’t just be a boomer issue
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"In the long-run, prioritization beats efficiency." –@JamesClear
King: Is it time to get out of the market amid the chaos and upheaval? ow.ly/oSOj30siI7m
“The way to make money in the stock market is to buy a stock. Then, when it goes up, sell it. If it’s not going to go up, don’t buy it!” — Will Rogers
Check out this article from The Oklahoman: King: Forget resolutions this year, focus on habits ow.ly/XI8u30s8A33
“In the long run, stocks are extremely good hedges against inflation, while bonds are not.” - Jeremy Siegel from Stocks for the Long Run
"In the gym, if you experience no stimulus your muscles won't grow. If you step under 10,000 pounds your body will break. Life is similar. Too much challenge makes life hard, but so does too little." –@JamesClear
New Higher Estate And Gift Tax Limits For 2022: Couples Can Pass On $720,000 More Tax Free ow.ly/czBl30s0gyB
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10 ways to succeed with zero talent: 1. Be On Time 2. Show Up & Do the Work 3. Give Your Best 4. Be Positively Contagious 5. Have an Attitude of Gratitude 6. Seek Solutions 7. Have Passion 8. Be Coachable 9. Do More Than What’s Required 10. Believe in Yourself
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