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Time, experiences, and relationships. My priorities have shifted over time. I have everything I need financially and I know comparison is the thief of joy. I’m moving away from the busy/productivity culture and moving towards a productive/time back way of living. I’m seeking out new experiences whether it’s goat yoga or supporting a local coffee house in a rural community 40 miles from my home. My health has always been a priority so healthy living is a lifestyle. I look forward to see how others respond.

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Relationships, experiences, time.

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Knowledge, Relationships, and experiences, because they are all infinite.

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Love the perspective and thought exercise. It seems contentment is found in developing a balanced portfolio of wealth. An increased emphasis on acquiring tremendous wealth in any one area leads to poverty in others. A portfolio imbalance is usually the root of from which the dissatisfaction and dysfunctions in our lives grow from.

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Top 3? Reviewing the valuable list I'm drawn to the thought that it takes only a major deficit or loss of ability (hope) to develop the form of wealth in a single area to make all the others worthless. Is there ONE on the list anyone could live without or live with not being free to pursue developing? Not for me.

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Progeny, Health, Freedom

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True wealth is experiencing the richness of life.

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Time, Health, Relationships

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Health, experiences, relationships

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Offspring

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