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02-11-2006, 11:39 PM
#16
Originally Posted by nKoan
FYI: The best way to do that is to work for yourself and start your own business. Working for someone you have to pay $149/year (or $500/year) and $10/month isn't the best way to become a millionaire.
02-11-2006, 11:43 PM
#17
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Originally Posted by nKoan
FYI: The best way to do that is to work for yourself and start your own business. Working for someone you have to pay $149/year (or $500/year) and $10/month isn't the best way to become a millionaire.
02-11-2006, 11:47 PM
#19
Originally Posted by RussB
ahh, to be young and .......
i remember when i was in my early 20's, i had a financial budget that had me living in rocklin and driving a corvette on $40k a year. :rotfl:
i remember when i was in my early 20's, i had a financial budget that had me living in rocklin and driving a corvette on $40k a year. :rotfl:
02-11-2006, 11:48 PM
#20
Originally Posted by RussB
dude, donald trump endorses Domino's pizza. have you eaten that crap lately?
he's just a corporate ***** these days.
he's just a corporate ***** these days.
02-11-2006, 11:55 PM
#21
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Ya know what, I agree with you. You're young, from your profile it looks like your 20, and if it fails you can recover. Go try it out, see what happens and learn from the experience. Understand that everyone has to ‘work for a boss’, even the founders of ACN spend 20+ years working for someone else. At Taco Bell you work for the owner, as a CEO you work for the shareholders and ACN you work for your upline. You want to be a millionaire? Cool, great goal, but it isn’t going to happen over night, in a few months or in a few years. Realize that most millionaires have a college education; even Donald Trump has a degree in economics. The few remaining millionaires inherited their money, or just were in the right place at the right time and most of us aren’t that lucky. I agree, don’t waste your time working, get a bachelors or masters degree, find a fun hobby or two, find something you like to do that you can make money at and, above all, manage that money wisely.
[This is a canned speech left over from my kids and since they're all your age and older I figured I share it with you
]
[This is a canned speech left over from my kids and since they're all your age and older I figured I share it with you
]
02-11-2006, 11:57 PM
#22
Originally Posted by nKoan
Hey, don't insult the Donald. His millions in debt are nothing compared to his millions on paper.
02-12-2006, 12:11 AM
#24
Originally Posted by ovscooby
Ya know what, I agree with you. You're young, from your profile it looks like your 20, and if it fails you can recover. Go try it out, see what happens and learn from the experience. Understand that everyone has to ‘work for a boss’, even the founders of ACN spend 20+ years working for someone else. At Taco Bell you work for the owner, as a CEO you work for the shareholders and ACN you work for your upline. You want to be a millionaire? Cool, great goal, but it isn’t going to happen over night, in a few months or in a few years. Realize that most millionaires have a college education; even Donald Trump has a degree in economics. The few remaining millionaires inherited their money, or just were in the right place at the right time and most of us aren’t that lucky. I agree, don’t waste your time working, get a bachelors or masters degree, find a fun hobby or two, find something you like to do that you can make money at and, above all, manage that money wisely.
[This is a canned speech left over from my kids and since they're all your age and older I figured I share it with you]
[This is a canned speech left over from my kids and since they're all your age and older I figured I share it with you
]
02-12-2006, 12:23 AM
#25
Originally Posted by sonicsuby
02-12-2006, 01:18 AM
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I think the first comment left on the link above sums MLMs up best...
Recently, two friends have gotten into ACN. If the numbers on this page don't convince you that it sucks, here's another aspect. We HATE having either of them around anymore. They try to sell their stuff at parties, they call you and pretend to be your best friend when you only know them through other people. They are annoying. They are like little monsters trying to push you off a cliff.
02-12-2006, 01:18 AM
#28
Originally Posted by Galli916
My parents were part of Amway making $15,000 a month. Work hard and make money.
