Don’t be a chicken when investing The people I study Who get rich Before the 40 years of waiting on compound interest (Which is in some since the easiest way) But anyway The people that get rich sooner Invest a lot $10,000 For most middle class $100,000 For most serious investors (affluent, doctors lawyers) Players $1 million dollars plus For most rich people Then when their plan goes up to where they think or anywhere close They sell. Some believe in receiving the dividends for life So they’d never sell the stock

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We buy the same asset Just at different prices The way the investor world goes The three stages of a investment Find the good asset when it’s cheap First person to buy the asset is the genius/ the innovator Second is the imitator (regular professional investors) Then it goes up up up Everyone else who sees it’s going up will jump on it to get in on that rise. Then the fool the last person usually us, we buy it at the highest price. (But if we hold it, and it’s a good company it will usually go up again over the next twenty years agin)

Use Ai and or google translator to speak to women who don’t speak the language. For example I just rewrote my text to this fine a__ Colombian today (I got her number over the weekend but she didn’t really speak any English at all) These are results for I am still thinking about you Andrea. Translate this into Spanish for a Colombian girl from a guy who is romantically interestedSearch instead for I am still thinking about you Andrea. Translate this into Spanish for a Colobian girl from a guy who is romantically interested AI Overview That's a sweet thought! Here are a few options, with varying degrees of formality and directness, that you could use to express that sentiment in Spanish to a Colombian girl you're romantically interested in: More direct and romantic: - "Sigo pensando en ti, Andrea." (I am still thinking about you, Andrea.) This is a common and direct translation [None]. - "Andrea, todavía te tengo presente."(Andrea, I still have you present/in my thoughts.) This emphasizes that she's on your mind. - "No dejo de pensar en ti, Andrea." (I can't stop thinking about you, Andrea.) A stronger way to express how much she's on your mind. Slightly more informal/casual: - "Andrea, aún te pienso." (Andrea, I still think of you.) "Te pienso" is a common way to say "I think of you" in Spanish. - "Te tengo en mis pensamientos, Andrea." (I have you in my thoughts, Andrea.) A gentle way to say you're thinking of her.

Become powerful By having the right energy flowing to you and through you keep good bossed up game and build value and sell value. He said “I don’t sell anything you can touch but I sell everything that you can imagine “ That’s cold jack! You are the very place that money wants to come home to