Again, it's a different perspective. I didn't make multi-million, but I used to make US$150k a year. Yes, it felt excited at that time. When somebody ask my advice, I give the advice for free. I am proud of doing it. It is something that tons of cash won't really help, as long as you have enough cash to get the experience.

Since you're a barrister and you also make millions in investment. Maybe you can give some advice to PCDVDer as there are many legal problems appeared among the members. You also can give advice on some of the investment thread! Since you studied so much to be a barrister, you should have no problem recommending something to them.

But all I see from you are pretty much focusing on your own social status. You talked about how much you make, and the car you drive. Yes, I did that once when I was younger. However, a successful person should not be valued only on the among of money he or she made, it is his or her personality that is important the most. Think about that! I learned it from my ex's father, which he is for sure richer than you.