Warren Buffett once said that when it comes to inheritances, the superrich should "leave the children enough so that they can do anything but not enough that they can do nothing." In the spirit of Buffett's quote, I find myself about to start what otherwise looks like an awesome job that will require me to suspend my work with The Motley Fool by the end of June 2024.

Pausing those Fool roles will result in a substantial net pay cut. Yet while I haven't inherited anything worth more than sentimental value, I am in a spot where I can make it work despite that loss of income. These four principles, learned over the past two decades of contracting with The Motley Fool, are core to that anticipated success.

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