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This document appears to be a page from a self-help book (identifiable by content as Tim Ferriss's 'The 4-Hour Workweek') discussing a concept called 'Dreamlining.' It instructs the reader on how to calculate 'Target Monthly Income' (TMI) to fund specific lifestyle goals like luxury cars or world travel. The document bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013835' Bates stamp, indicating it was part of a document production to the House Oversight Committee, though the page itself contains no direct references to Jeffrey Epstein or specific criminal activity.
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Describes personal favorite car (Aston Martin DB9) and teaching students.
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Mentioned in a goal setting example regarding language fluency.
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Platform where the narrator found an Aston Martin DB9.
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Start and end point for a round-the-world trip example.
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Stop on round-the-world trip.
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Key Quotes (4)
"Things often cost much, much less than expected."Source
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"Determine the cost of these dreams and calculate your Target Monthly Income (TMI) for both timelines."Source
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"Start thinking of income and expense in terms of monthly cash flow—dollars in and dollars out—instead of grand totals."Source
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"Mobility encourages this trend."Source
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Great cook ➔ make Christmas dinner without help
Fluent in Chinese ➔ have a five-minute conversation
with a Chinese co-worker
with a Chinese co-worker
4. What are the four dreams that would change it all?
Using the 6-month timeline, star or otherwise highlight the four most exciting and/or important dreams
from all columns. Repeat the process with the 12-month timeline if desired.
Using the 6-month timeline, star or otherwise highlight the four most exciting and/or important dreams
from all columns. Repeat the process with the 12-month timeline if desired.
5. Determine the cost of these dreams and calculate your Target Monthly Income (TMI) for both
timelines.
If financeable, what is the cost per month for each of the four dreams (rent, mortgage, payment plan
installments, etc.)? Start thinking of income and expense in terms of monthly cash flow—dollars in and
dollars out—instead of grand totals. Things often cost much, much less than expected. For example, a
Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, fresh off the showroom floor at $260,000, can be had for $2,897.80 per
month. I found my personal favorite, an Aston Martin DB9 with 1,000 miles on it, through eBay for
timelines.
If financeable, what is the cost per month for each of the four dreams (rent, mortgage, payment plan
installments, etc.)? Start thinking of income and expense in terms of monthly cash flow—dollars in and
dollars out—instead of grand totals. Things often cost much, much less than expected. For example, a
Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, fresh off the showroom floor at $260,000, can be had for $2,897.80 per
month. I found my personal favorite, an Aston Martin DB9 with 1,000 miles on it, through eBay for
$136,000—$2,003.10 per month. How about a Round-the-World trip (Los Angeles . . . Tokyo . . .
Singapore . . . Bangkok . . . Delhi or Bombay . . . London . . . Frankfurt . . . Los Angeles) for $1,399?
For some of these costs, the Tools and Tricks at the end of Chapter 14 will help.
For some of these costs, the Tools and Tricks at the end of Chapter 14 will help.
Last, calculate your Target Monthly Income (TMI) for realizing these dreamlines. This is how to do it:
First, total each of the columns A, B, and C, counting only the four selected dreams. Some of these
column totals could be zero, which is fine. Next, add your total monthly expenses x 1.3 (the 1.3
represents your expenses plus a 30% buffer for safety or savings). This grand total is your TMI and the
target to keep in mind for the rest of the book. I like to further divide this TMI by 30 to get my TDI—
Target Daily Income. I find it easier to work with a daily goal. Online calculators on our companion site
do all the work for you and make this step a cinch.
First, total each of the columns A, B, and C, counting only the four selected dreams. Some of these
column totals could be zero, which is fine. Next, add your total monthly expenses x 1.3 (the 1.3
represents your expenses plus a 30% buffer for safety or savings). This grand total is your TMI and the
target to keep in mind for the rest of the book. I like to further divide this TMI by 30 to get my TDI—
Target Daily Income. I find it easier to work with a daily goal. Online calculators on our companion site
do all the work for you and make this step a cinch.
Chances are that the figure is lower than expected, and it often decreases over time as you trade more
and more “having” for once-in-a-lifetime “doing.” Mobility encourages this trend. Even if the total is
intimidating, don’t fret in the least. I have helped students get to more than $10,000 per month in extra
income within three months.
and more “having” for once-in-a-lifetime “doing.” Mobility encourages this trend. Even if the total is
intimidating, don’t fret in the least. I have helped students get to more than $10,000 per month in extra
income within three months.
Sample Dreamline
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