Financial Epidemic: The Kangaroo Syndrome

08/09/21 • 7 min

Don’t fall victim to the wealth epidemic Kangaroo Syndrome. Dustin uses the example of a Kangaroo, an animal with short arms and deep pockets, and relates it to wealthy people with deep pockets but who don’t actually have a good lifestyle. Many rich families struggle with a lack of connection to people, a sense of purpose, and daily fatigue. Even though they have money, their lifestyle is not conducive to a happy and well balanced life. In this episode, Dustin shares 5 places to invest your money that are not a savings account. He’ll also go over 10 things that wealthy people DON’T waste their money on. Knowing where you’re going tomorrow is important, but make sure to still enjoy your today. Spend on things that matter to you. Want to get in touch with Dustin? Visit his website here If you found this episode helpful share it with a friend and leave a review. For more information visit servissweath.com

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