Where Or How Did You Make Your Money?
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You stated clearly Canadian solders never fight. Then when you got it thrown back in your face for the idiot comment it was, you backtracked saying you didn't disrespect them, leaving out the disrespectful part. So trying the Romney gambit you claim you didn't intend to; it came out the wrong way.
Nobody bought his explanation and no one is buying yours.
You guys are a fucking joke! Who died and gave you the right to steal this thread and debate the Armed forces??? Start your own thread,just answer his question on money and quit being so full of yourselves.
Saying that back to the thread: Game plans work for some,others seem to fall into it while other just end up after years of hard work,your question has no one correct answer.Go out there work hard,play hard and in 10-20 years maybe you can pass on your advice to others
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Saying that back to the thread: Game plans work for some,others seem to fall into it while other just end up after years of hard work,your question has no one correct answer.Go out there work hard,play hard and in 10-20 years maybe you can pass on your advice to others
The saint
You sound like Loki. Find out where the herd is going and get there first to sell them what they think they need. It did seem to work for him
It's the nature of the beast as threads often morph in a number of directions. You can't multi task?
Loki is keeping me awake all excited about the US election. Seems that now that the US is under Obama leadership it will create huge opportunities for incredible profits in other parts of the world. I am not certain I approve of him being so happy about the chance to short an entire country. Oh well.
I hope you guys are all making the decisions to get there fast so you can make lots and lots of money.
I hope you guys are all making the decisions to get there fast so you can make lots and lots of money.
The Canadian government doesn't send its soldiers to war in the same asinine fashion the American government does. Can I make it any clearer for you? Jesus fucking Christ......
....and that change your bare face lie how? You really are digging the hole deeper, with this dance. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. That doesn't mean Canadian military aren't fighting or dieing. What was the last count in A'stan?
Fatalities to date, compared to size of military.... .1% for US. .2% for Canadians. -Since you asked
It think it is similar to the deaths in WWII. Canadians get higher risk tasks.
re Cash. I discovered long ago the first 2 million are by far the hardest. Some one recently told me that if you have not made your first 2 million by the time you are thirty, accept that you are doomed to be middle class. I am not certain if she was joking.
I am not certain if she was joking.This guy has 3 billion reasons to disagree with your friend.re Cash. I discovered long ago the first 2 million are by far the hardest. Some one recently told me that if you have not made your first 2 million by the time you are thirty, accept that you are doomed to be middle class.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manoj_Bhargava
I'm not lying to you, that's how it changes it. If you feel that you have statistics demonstrating that it's more dangerous to be a Canadian soldier than an American one, then I must be wrong. It does not, however, mean that I'm LYING. Do you see the difference?
Does he? How much was he worth before he bough Prime PVC in his thirties? Again you just make up information without knowing.
At worst it is obvious that he had made a few million before he left his 30s. So maybe my friend is off by a few years
but this comment of yours does not show that to be true. Just more noise from the C LoserSome one recently told me that if you have not made your first 2 million by the time you are thirty, accept that you are doomed to be middle class.
Does he? How much was he worth before he bough Prime PVC in his thirties? Again you just make up information without knowing.
At worst it is obvious that he had made a few million before he left his 30s. So maybe my friend is off by a few years
Wow! you must be the king of selective reading. You post a bout a billionaire who was buying corporations in his 30s and somehow it is supposed to prove the the quote is untrue
Then when I point out you are full of shit you fixate on a sarcastic comment to imply you were right all along.
You sir are a star at twisting truth and distorting reality.
well technically you spouting off wrong information can be taken as you lying if you knew the info was wrong. however you thinking that information is right with it actually being wrong without your knowledge makes you just uninformed and wrong.
so really you are both right, you are a liar and also wrong, but your lies are wrong, so i think you might be telling the truth, but if you think you are telling the truth with wrong information you are lying again...
Calls himself "The Saint" and gives incomprehensible advice...calls people fucking jokes...mmmkay.
Yes... OP was asking how folks that felt they had 'succeeded' financially did it...
I'll offer my two cents with 2 answers... One general and one more specific.
First, understand the basic premise found in the book "The Wealthy Barber" - pay yourself first... Regardless of what you do, what job, what industy or trade or vocation you find yourself in - always pay yourself from your cashflow first... And keep this money as your nest egg... Don't ever spend it on anything that diminishes in value over time. If you fail to ever grasp this concept, then regardless of whether you make $40k a year, or $250k a year - you will never be truly wealthy... You may have good cash flow, but when the cash stops flowing you are broke again...
In my case, i worked for 30 years at a good job, made a few good (mostly lucky) decisions on homes that gave me equity, left with my pension and consulted for a while... Consulting is lucrative if you get contracts...p
Go get em...
I'll offer my two cents with 2 answers... One general and one more specific.
First, understand the basic premise found in the book "The Wealthy Barber" - pay yourself first... Regardless of what you do, what job, what industy or trade or vocation you find yourself in - always pay yourself from your cashflow first... And keep this money as your nest egg... Don't ever spend it on anything that diminishes in value over time. If you fail to ever grasp this concept, then regardless of whether you make $40k a year, or $250k a year - you will never be truly wealthy... You may have good cash flow, but when the cash stops flowing you are broke again...
In my case, i worked for 30 years at a good job, made a few good (mostly lucky) decisions on homes that gave me equity, left with my pension and consulted for a while... Consulting is lucrative if you get contracts...p
Go get em...
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