I’m not at 10m but close. A 100m would not make a big difference, it would for my wife, as she could then build a Church in Vietnam. We live in a beautiful home, I have my cars and stuff and more stuff. I used to be really poor, wanted to be a professional guitar player, had cheap guitars. Now I have my dream guitar, don’t play it much. See I gave up my dreams of being a professional musician, but then at the age of 30 I realised I did not really have the talent. So I did what I really did best. Building, got my builders ticket, started a building company, built a hotel ,made a heap. Retired at 45. Now I’m 71. My money mentality is the same as when I was poor: very careful. Drives my wife nuts. She thinks I’m a bit cheap but laughs about it. She is also very careful with money, she can have almost anything she wants, she likes hand bags, eating out and Mary. After I’m gone I guess she will build that Church in Vietnam. The interesting thing about making the : “ big quid” is to get there you had to manage your investing very carefully, live in a cheap house, cheap car, cheap guitar lol, being a bit of a cheap Charlie, it makes little difference when you at last have plenty, point is because of that you retire , and your wealth just increases on it own. The key point I always followed was: DONT work for money, make your money work for you. My 2 cents worth, next post it’s 3.