What Would You Do With $4k?

A question out of pure curiosity after I went on a shopping trip the other week.

- 1 custom built Mac Pro
- 2 24" LCD's
- 1 Executive "Wrap-Around" Desk

What would you do?

I would have invested them into my IM ventures instead.

I love the set up clear and awesome ,
I wish i could set like the one above .
btw I would have saved that and when its huge i ll invest in properties.

i would invest the money in buying the website in flippa

If its about shopping I'll buy a powerful server to test my diabolic ideas in IM. (and a espresso machine)
If about investing, I'll buy a parcel of land.

i would invest the money in website creation

good investment made .

i purchased a bike + laptop for $2000 last year .

Nice mic, you working at radio station or something?

I would have ordered year long pizza supply.

Put it towards the money I need for operations on my eyes!

Buy furniture for my house to get married

in masters degree.

Just did it... Bought the Sharp Aquos 80" LED for my home office...

http://m.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEntertainment/LCDTV/Models/LC80LE632U.aspx

..it's freakin' huge! Have some chilled out IMAX and other 1080p 'scenery' running, as I only have 1 small window in my office, plus PIP a bunch of constantly updating KPIs and key business figures as a constant financial snapshot.

...very indulgent I know, but I make a lot and can afford it easily. These kind of 'treats' are what success is all about.

However, I wouldn't have done this if this 4k 'mattered' financially. It's purely out of spare savings.

And multi-screen setups are imperative for development and anyone on their PC 12-16 hours per day. MakeMeCash is spot on there. Going multi-screen with your desktop monitors (not what I did above, which was pure extravagance) is one of the best financial investments you can make; it really increases speed and productivity.

My main PC is an 8-core AMD with SSD's, 16gb, big gfx card and 4 x 24" monitors - 2 in landscape and 2 in portrait. That desktop area makes work so much easier, as you've got room to spread out. I always run Outlook/Comm's on 1 portrait, Firefox on another portrait, and one landscape is 'assets' and directories/resources while the other landscape is my main work area. This means I have everything at-a-glance. I spend a lot if time personally developing software/tools in PHP and VB.Net.

My first jump to 2 screens converted me instantly; it made life so much easier - not constantly AlLT-TAB'ing between app's. the third made another big difference again, but the 4th was just a little extra space cos I could afford it. I'd always go 4-screen now.

I have 2 SEO servers permanently on separate fast DSL lines which also have 2 screens each and 2 laptops for disaster-management which can do everything the main 2 can do (albeit slower!) - just in case. Plus I keep every OS SSD auto-cloned at the end of every business day, with spare physical drives that are exactly the same for recovery. SSDs can be unreliable sometimes!

I will at least double the money Just can get it how you guys use two monitors. My 22 inch samsung is enough for me.

I would do the same, a new 24 monitor + crazy hardware

And multi-screen setups are imperative for development and anyone on their PC 12-16 hours per day

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I have friends with musli-screens but I used to work 12-16 hours perd day 3 years in a row and a single monitor was enough IMO.

May be bribe the officials here and get a job. If you talk about shopping I will arrange some more funds and buy a car.

I would buy lotteries for $4k and I will win more $$$. Then I will repeat the steps.:nana:

Buy 800 gigs at Fiverr.

buy high spec computer