Why Are You Still A Slave (Book) - 7/9/2019 9:39:14 AM
You and I are opposite. I was good in school, particularly with math, but above average in English and composition. I was lousy at sales. And from what I read, you shined as a salesman from early on. I chose higher education and corporate/government security. But I just found out that a $1000 investment I made in 1981 is now worth $52,000.
For the past 26 years I have been paying three caregivers to care for me because I am quadriplegic. I have not gone into business because that would require much more physical activity than I have been able to achieve. My concern now is only conserving my wealth in the face of having to pay for my care. I plan to give away half of my wealth to assist young people in their education. And the other half to my primary caregiver and family. Hopefully I can do that without burning through it paying caregivers.
Your video is instructive while not understandable (I have a bit of a hearing problem) in places. Congratulations on your early success. Books about making money sell. I much prefer to write books about history and science that teach while using fiction. They don't sell but they enrich the soul.
Ron
