The 10-Minute Millionaire: The One Secret Anyone Can Use To Turn $2,500 Into $1 Million Or More Down
Stephanie Dejoode
At that point, all I wanted was to break even, so in 2012 I put down a wager for US$17,500 on Super Bowl XLVII, between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers. I figured I would stop after that. Well, I lost, sinking deeper into the hole for a total of US$35,000. I tried to keep it a secret from Julie, but she figured it out. On far too many family outings, I would be looking down at my phone, distracted, checking bets. The fact that everything was online made the problem worse. I could look down at my phone and disappear into another world.
Christian Miller (Jan.21@ 7;21am): I can see you are an idealogue who likes his beans in a can. If you like the Frankenfood from Hoover and Rand Insts. you'll hog down the swill from Mises. Corporatism is the problem we share with Iraq (are imposing by force on Iraq). What you are really saying is that if the same western financiers who just poked the U.S. economic bubble can't cut and eat most of the pie that they'll throw it in the dumpster. More would be accomplished if we'd just got our asses out of Iraq and begin to solve our energy problems at home. Oil has peaked, the Depression has hit, deregulation and elite management have been discredited, free trade is bull hockey, and the days of the U.S. as superpower are over. In case you haven't balanced your portfolio lately, your brand of rhetoric means nothing. If you want to help out why not paddle over there to the Iraq you care so much about and do your bit.
Ron Davison (Jan.18@4:59pm)
Stages of development is a concept from the 1920s. At the end of history Karl Rove promised to take us back to the 1950s, and economically, we seem headed there. I'll have you know that the average Middle Easterner (Iran, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Greater Arabia) are about as well educated and more informed on world events than the average American. Their children were born into a media saturated world market and are as aware and capable in general as our children. The problem comes with uncertainty, deprivation, military violence that turns civilized people against one another and back to ethnic and religious forms of organization. It happened in Yugoslavia when western financiers used lending institutions to take things apart, and it may happen here in the U. S. if we do not organize according to our real interests,and so let this Plunge become desperate enough. "Fear is not the only thing we have to fear.
The other thing we have to fear is wealth itself."
The 10-Minute Millionaire: The One Secret Anyone Can Use to Turn $2,500 into $1 Million or More down
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