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Millionaire Now! by Larry NusbaumThis blog is based on the organizational principles found in my new book, "Millionaire Now! - A Financial Toolbox with Seven Steps to Wealth". |
MY PERSPECTIVE ON WEALTH
If you cant enjoy what you have now, how can you be happy with more?
Mike Colavito, 2004
http://www.millionairenowbook.blogspot.com/
Now the perspective: One of Americas first billionaires was David Ludwig, a NYC real estate developer. When he attempted to develop the Amazon, he lost $1 billion. A reporter asked what it felt like to be the first person to lose a billion dollars and he responded, I still have a billion left.
Now, the guy who has $3000 in his bank account, looks at the guy with $30,000 in his account, and says, If I only had $30,000, I would be ok. Now, the guy who has $30,000 in his bank account, looks at the guy with $130,000 in his account, and says, If I only had $130,000, I would be ok. Now, the guy who has $130,000 in his bank account, looks at the guy with $1,300,000 in his account, and says, If I only had $1,300,000, I would be ok.
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