A Joosr Guide to Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins

Money shouldn’t be the goal, but rather the means to a meaningful end. After all, you can’t take your money with you when you leave this world

The people judging you by the things you have aren’t people you should be concerned with

His recommendation is: 40 percent in long-term government bonds; 30 percent in stocks like the S&P 500; 15 percent in intermediate-term government bonds; 7.5 percent in commodities; and 7.5 percent in gold.

Your money will only do you good if you allow yourself to enjoy it by enriching your life through travel and experiences, or sharing it with others to better your world

family events. Share your wealth with those you love and it will have even more meaning.
Don’t just stop at sharing with loved ones. You will feel even wealthier in spirit if you can share your money with those who need it. Give back to the world and enrich it with your wealth. Find a cause for which you have a passion, and make meaningful donations. You can give to the poor, the hungry, the ill, churches, and so many other great causes. Your wealth can help you make a meaningful impact on the world, and leave a lasting impression.
Your money is yours to spend how you choose. Do what makes you happy, but make sure you are being honest with yourself about what truly makes you happy. Money shouldn’t be the goal, but rather the means to a meaningful end. After all, you can’t take your money with you when you leave this world

make memories and bring you closer to your loved ones, like taking vacations and putting on family events. Share your wealth with those you love and it will have even more meaning

Instead, you can use your money to travel and have meaningful experiences. Do things that will

percent in long-term government bonds; 30 percent in stocks like the S&P 500; 15 percent in intermediate-term government bonds; 7.5 percent in commodities; and 7.5 percent in gold

He even provided his idea of a perfectly balanced portfolio that can weather all financial seasons. His recommendation is: 40

Add together the monthly cost of your mortgage or rent, your household food, your utilities, transportation, and insurance. Multiply this by 12 to find out what it will cost you in a year to be financially secure. The national average cost of financial security for a year is $34,668. Financial independence will cost more than security. How much do you spend per year? Whatever this number is, write it down, because this is the amount it will take to support you in your current lifestyle for a single year