#Millionaire Makeover

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The Best Personal Finance Books You Need to Read

The Best Personal Finance Books You Need to Read Personal finance books serve as valuable educational resources, providing insight into fundamental financial principles.Understanding key concepts like budgeting, investing, and debt management empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their money.Informed individuals are better equipped to navigate complex financial scenarios,…

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Millionaire Mindset Makeover: My Review of "Millionaire Secrets Digital - Ebooks"

I recently purchased the "Millionaire Secrets Digital - Ebooks" product, and I'm impressed! This isn't your typical "get rich quick" scheme. Instead, it focuses on a crucial aspect of financial success: cultivating a millionaire mindset.

Understanding Your Money Script

The product dives deep into the concept of your "money script." This refers to the subconscious beliefs you hold about money, often formed in childhood. These beliefs can be empowering or limiting, and "Millionaire Secrets" helps you identify yours. Through insightful exercises and relatable anecdotes, the ebooks unpack how your money script influences your financial decisions.

Reshaping Your Relationship with Money

Once you understand your money script, "Millionaire Secrets" provides practical tools to rewrite it. The program emphasizes replacing negative beliefs with empowering ones. It offers affirmations, visualizations, and journaling prompts to solidify your new mindset. I found these exercises particularly helpful, as they allowed me to actively challenge my limiting beliefs and create a more abundant financial future.

Actionable Steps for Financial Growth

"Millionaire Secrets" doesn't stop at mindset. It also offers actionable steps to take control of your finances. The ebooks cover wealth-building strategies, budgeting techniques, and even tips on negotiating a raise. This blend of mindset work and practical guidance makes the program well-rounded and effective.

A Supportive Community (Optional)

While I opted for the digital version, "Millionaire Secrets" also offers access to an optional online community. This can be a valuable resource for connecting with like-minded individuals and receiving ongoing support on your financial journey.

Investing in Yourself

"Millionaire Secrets Digital - Ebooks" is an investment in yourself and your financial future. It's not a magic bullet, but it provides the tools and knowledge to build a strong foundation for wealth creation. If you're serious about changing your financial outlook, I highly recommend this program.

[pamithebunterfly2007]

You know what I despise? (Rant)

Those misogynistic makeover ads and those misandristic millionaire ads

Like for the makeover ones, the girl gets cheated on by her bf or husband because she was "too ugly" and she gets "revenge" in which the player makes the most dumb ass desicions ever which results in the game over

As for the millionaire ads, it's basically the male version of the makeover ads. (Which I think were made by Andrew Tate supporters)

Guy gets cheated on by his wife/gf by a stronger guy, he gets kicked out. He has his own money, the player makes dumb ass decisions (AGAIN) which results in game over

And the worst part about these ads are, THEY'RE GARNERED TOWARDS KIDS. They literally are sending out bad messages in their ads 🤦🏾‍♀️

FUCK THOSE ADS, Like I’ve seen those before and I don’t like this message, I don’t like how it’s targets towards children, What happen to those cool mobile game apps like Angry Birds and Cut The Rope? Now we got these corny ads like these!

[thatsastepladder]

looking back, it's interesting to see how much "typical pop culture" I wasn't exposed to as a kid that's emblematic of my generation (1996 birth year) because I was homeschooled and raised in a conservative Christian household that didn't have cable TV until I was 12.

I listened to very little secular music but knew all the 2000s CCM tracks by heart. Only ever watched PBS and ABC's Disney Saturday morning block (even though we had other networks and I could have seen peak KidsWB and 4Kids, I only paid attention to ABC because that's the channel Millionaire and later Extreme Makeover: Home Edition was on) - unless I was at a grandparent's house, then I'd watch the Disney Channel or Nick Jr. No Cartoon Network, ever.

Video games were a weird one, too. We were a PlayStation house until we got a Wii, but PlayStation for me didn't mean Ratchet and Spyro and Crash, it meant dad's Armored Core games and NHL and Star Wars Battlefront and the criminally underrated Teen Titans game

basically I can't relate to zillennial starterpack memes at all

[princessproductivity]

My 2024 Master Reading List

✓ Keep It Shut by Karen Ehman

✓ Atomic Habits by James Clear

✓ The Surrendered Wife by Laura Doyle

✓ The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands by Laura Schlessinger

✓ The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington

☐ The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel

☐ The Mountain is You by Brianna Weist

☐ Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John Gray

☐ Baby Steps Millionaires by Dave Ramsey

☐ The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey

☐ The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman

☐ Girl Defined by Bethany Baird

☐ Feel-Good Productivity by Ali Abdaal

☐ Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Howard Kiyosaki

☐ The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephan Covey

☐ The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

☐ How to Talk to Anyone by Leila Lowndes

☐ The Greatness Mindset by Lewis Howes

☐ The Power of Concentration by Walker Atkinson

☐ The Now Habit by Niel Fiore

☐ 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think by Brianna Weist

☐ The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss

What is the 12 week year? 7 ways to organize your life... 7 ways to reduce your screen time... These two mistakes are stealing your time...

[bunnybananasims]

The Modern Beach Abode - house build #1

I made another build!

This time, it’s for one of my favorite Sims, Kent Capp, and his whole family. I liked their first house and the makeover I did, but it’s too small and cramped for them, not enough for all their needs and other stuff.

Besides, they’re Capps and millionaires, so they deserve a fitting, bigger home for a wealthy scientist-politician couple and their kids. I tried to make the style more tropical beach-inspired, and it has a total of 3 floors, not including the roof deck.

If you want me to upload this, just let me know. Note: I used a lot of objects from EPs, SPs & the Store.

The first floor is an open space, where their living, dining and kitchen areas are. The second floor houses the master bedroom, library, powder room, laundry room, and the balcony.

[phanfictioncatalogue]

Drag/Drag Queen Masterlist

Aria in the Snow (ao3) - Eavans

Summary: If you asked most people of Daniel J. Howell’s lot in life, they’d tell you it was pretty good. A small career writing for a fashionable magazine, the heir to one of New York’s most prestigious hotels, the convenience of youth and an ailing millionaire father… what more could an 18-year-old ask for?

So when a night at the symphony turns into the start of a whole new double life in the city’s queer underworld, the heir to New York’s most fashionable hotel will have to learn what is what when you're dating a cabaret singer, and who is who when that singer becomes a troubled star.

So it’s nothing but fate to blame when things start to fall apart. The catch? It’s the last half of the 1920s—

And this romance is illegal.

Black Velvet (ao3) - Nefertiti1052 (Succubusphan)

Summary: Phil is a successful photographer who just landed a photo shoot with his muse: Rupaul’s Drag Race winner, Obsidian Rose. Will he be able to win a place in her heart as well?

break free (ao3) - wiccamoody

Summary: Dan is a competitor on the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK.

Dance for me? (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Murder, intrigue, and a dashingly charming police officer- all Dan needs.

The scene is set- a series of murders in 1922, an undercover officer who's discovering that he may not be as straight as he thought, a gorgeous young drag queen, and a budding romance between furtive glances over shoulders. Detective Phil Lester is sent to bust a drag ball, but instead is drawn into the eyes of Daniel Howell. He makes an impulsive choice, and begs the young man to help him- the murders are stacking up, and Phil needs a partner.

Dan, of course, agrees. How could anyone resist the deep blue eyes of someone that swept you off your feet?

Drag Me (Wattpad) - natwhatacat

Summary: Phil Lester is a drag queen. What happens when the school bully Dan Howell shows up to the show one night?

Dude Looks Like a Lady (2) (3) (4) (5)- catlester

Summary: Dan is a drag queen.

For The Gods (ao3) - danrifics

Summary: Dan and Phil's son, Evan, is in the top 4 of RuPaul's Drag Race UK. This weeks task is 'Family makeovers' and Dan volunteers to be Dragified.

I Make These High Heels Work (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Dan explores his more feminine side when he gets a day off and spends it in from of a mirror in a dress and heels.

Just Another Drag Queen (ao3) - iamthechickenqueen

Summary: The Fantastic Foursome find themselves in a complicated whirlwind of love, deception and men dressed as women

Kiss Me on the Mouth (And Set Me Free) (ao3) - xoPrincessKayxo

Summary: Dan finally manages to get an invitation to The Underground, an extremely exclusive club. While there, he is mesmerized by Luna, a captivating drag queen that looks a lot like the gorgeous stranger he met earlier that night

Shante, you stay (ao3) - danrifics

Summary: Dan and Phil's son is a drag queen know as Betta Norman

some killer queen you are (ao3) - possumdnp

Summary: Dan’s enjoyed taking a break from YouTube, but for some reason, he still feels like something is missing. Determined to fill the creative void in his life, he decides to try out something new: drag.

The Birdcage (ao3) - sadlybunny

Summary: Phil Lester is the owner of the popular drag club, The Birdcage. Dan Howell, his long term partner, is the headlining queen “Amethyst Star”. But when Phil’s son comes to them with important news, their relationship is threatened by the promise of new in-laws who might not know that Phil is gay.

Walk Like A Man (ao3) - Spiteful_Letters

Summary: Phil is a drag queen named Phillippa Treasure.

Dan is just very confused.

we break the dawn (ao3) - templeofshame

Summary: The last time Dan was here without a tour hanging over his head, he wasn’t even watching Drag Race, let alone ready to be spotted in the crowd at a drag show. Tonight, if someone recognizes them, asks for a photo, even takes a creepshot… they can knock themselves out. There’s no limit to how queer Dan and Phil can be in public, not anymore.

[millionmovieproject]

The Swan was actually a competing show to another called Extreme Makeover. Extreme Makeover was open to men and women, and had the exact same plot. They would receive multiple, free cosmetic surgeries, then compete in beauty pageants to find a winner. If you've heard of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, it was a spinoff that persisted long after the flagship show was, uh, noticed. That show was also fucked, because the show would "find" (exploit) a family with an unlivable home and a probably manufactured sob story, then they'd demolish the house and make some weird Wonka mcmansion in its place, buuuut, the houses were left unfinished, no running water, electricity, just so they looked cosmetically upgraded for the walk-thru at the end. Also, it ultimately would thrust the low-income family into a new property tax bracket they couldn't afford, and they'd end up having to sell the property. Once, Oprah pulled a stunt where she gave her entire audience a new car, and the same thing happened with the taxes.

There was also Joe Millionaire, which was a find-love show where the guy in question was openly pretending to be wealthy, when in fact he had nothing, and it was just meant to deceive women on the basis of what lengths they would go to to get a millionaire to choose and marry her, and in the end, he sprung the surprise to see if she was still down.

Another, the name of which I forget, was actually kind of funny. It had an affluent young woman show up to her blue-nose family with an actor playing an absolute shmoe, and she had to keep up the illusion that she was totally in love with him, and they were going to have a big wedding, and if she could keep up the lie, she won money. With each episode, he disgusted, aggravated, insulted the family, and degraded her more and more, and every episode had her hysterically crying saying she didn't think she could keep it up.

The last (chronological) one of these mind-fuck experiments I can remember, was another find-love variant, where they got a Prince Harry look-alike, and had a panel of women vie for him to propose marriage.

I do have to impress on anyone who wasn't around for it how batshit the reality boom of the 2000s could be. Especially on Fox.

Here are some 100% real 2000s reality shows:

Who's Your Daddy? A woman has to guess which of eight men is her biological father. One of them really is, and if she guesses right she wins $100,000. If one of the seven fake dads convinces her to guess them, he wins $100,000.

Black. White. A white family learns about racism by living a month in blackface, while a black family spends a month in whiteface. The black family was a real family, but the white family was just some actors hired to put on blackface to prove racism exists

Without Prejudice? Five strangers decide which of five strangers gets a cash prize based off clips and their answers to political questions. Cancelled when one of the choosers openly said he'd eliminate all black contestants

Welcome to the Neighborhood. Three conservative white families in a Austin subdivision decide which diverse family gets to move in. Unaired due to being literal housing discrimination

Seriously, Dude, I'm Gay. Two straight men try to pass themselves off as gay and whoever seems more gay gets $50,000. Unaired due to. Due to. Due to

Playing It Straight. A woman tries to find love among fourteen men, half of whom are straight and half of whom are gay, and she must eliminate two men she believes are gay each week. If she ended up picking a straight man in the end, they'd split a million dollars; if she picked a gay man, he'd win a million dollars

Boy Meets Boy. This was Playing It Straight but starring a gay man and he had to eliminate straight people

Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire? He wasn't a multimillionaire. He didn't even have a million dollars in liquid assets. He had a battery conviction Fox claims they didn't see. Because it was the 2000s, somehow this ended up with the woman he won being widely vilified and turned into a national punchline. How dare she complain about a massive corporation tricking her into marrying a lying abuser, good thing Matt Lauer's there to take her down a peg

The Swan. A "ugly" woman is given plastic surgery and wins a prize if she's the hottest at the end of the season. If she's not hot enough by the show's standards she's eliminated and called ugly on national TV

The Biggest Loser. Overweight people engage in competitive crash weight loss that often led to awful health complications. Studies showed basically everyone on the show regained any weight they lost once it was over and they didn't have abusive trainers demanding they take huge health risks to win a competitive weight loss competition. Like the others, this one was cancel-oh, it was a massive hit that ran for 18 seasons? Yikes!

Wife Swap and Trading Spouses. These were the same show and had a wife from one family go to another family that was different politically, racially, culturally, religiously etc. Most famous for the God Warrior

At the time people focused on the likes of Fear Factor but looking back it's wild how many of the worst shows toyed with politics. So many of these shows have a premise that's like "what if we exposed these conservatives to these people they hate?" or hyping themselves up as Important Experiments. Then they'd freak out when they got the kind of viral bigoted freakout they were trying to construct the whole time.

There were also a bunch of horrible reality shows, thankfully this time mostly unpopular, in the 2010s that based themselves around economic themes as a response to the market crash, but that's a story for another time

[weareperfectdreams]

Top 5 Books to Achieve Financial Success

A book on personal finance is an effective way to change your financial routine. You'll be able to gain assets, lower risk and invest wisely. The most effective financial books for beginners show you how to save as well as invest, budget and pay off debt. They will also inspire you to work towards your goals and become financially independent. 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki A classic among books on personal finance The best-selling book in the market offers many tips on achieving financial success. Kiyosaki utilizes the father-son bond that he has with his father and his wealthy friend's father to give useful information on investing and constructing assets. The main message of this book is that it's not the amount you make, but the way you earn and manage it that makes you rich or poor. Kiyosaki says that the wealthy earn their money by doing their work, whereas middle-class individuals work hard to earn their money. This book isn't like the other popular finance books. It's a quick and simple to read. You'll be able to grasp the concepts and apply them to your own life. It also emphasizes the importance of not accumulating financial debt and staying clear of the race by spending less than you earn. 2. Your Money or Your Life, by Vicki Robinson and Joe Dominguez The book has been a popular choice for those seeking to shift their perspective on money and create wealth. The authors of this book have been living the principles they lay out for more than 50 years. Carl Richards demystifies financial planning in this bestselling guide which helps readers develop a one-page financial program that aligns with their values. He also provides advice on the process of paying off the debt, saving for retirement and tracking your finances online. If becoming debt-free is your main goal, then The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey should be on your to-read list. The book provides a road map to financial independence using the snowball method. This book is a must be read by anyone wanting to break free from the cycle of. He also stresses the need to invest in low-cost index funds. 3. The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey If you're trying to be debt-free or just beginning saving this book is a great place to start. This book breaks managing your money down into smaller steps. It encourages readers simplify their routines so they don't need to rely on their own willpower. This bestselling book has more than 5,300 five-star reviews. It looks at the habits of millionaires to show that it's not just wealth that creates wealth, but rather how individuals decide to invest and spend their money. Ramit Sethi, a personal financial specialist who is well-known for his best-selling books and Netflix series is a specialist in his field. Sethi breaks down personal finances into simple steps. From maximizing credit card rewards to auto-payments He assists his readers. He also advocates an investment with low cost and high return strategy using index funds. 4. Vivian Tu, Rich AF Vivian Tu, Rich AF: A Winning Money Mindset that Will change your life The book was written by TikTok's Vivian Tu and finance expert Vivian Tu is the ultimate guide to mastering a financial mindset. Tu's Wall Street experience has given her some great tips that will help you take charge of your finances. It also urges people to reject the notion that money is the only measure of success, and instead embrace a lifestyle of financial freedom and integrity. This is a best-selling book about personal finance that's one of the most thorough. This classic from the past offers the most straightforward way to attain financial freedom. Ramsey's method of tackling the issue of debt with his "debt snowball" technique is especially profitable and effective. This book shows readers how to invest smartly to save more money and automate their savings. It is an excellent choice for beginners who are looking to improve their understanding of investing. 5. The Millionaire Next Door Robert Kiyosaki If you're looking to take their financial management skills to the higher level, this book is for you. Kiyosaki compares the financial philosophy of his biological father as well as his best friend's father. He aims to teach readers how to acquire income-generating assets rather than traditional job security, and how to understand accounting and investing concepts.

This classic book reveals the truth about millionaires. For example, they have homes that are standard and don't spend more than they make. Millionaires do not usually pass their businesses down to their children and instead encourage them to choose secure careers in public service or in the field of education, which provide secure incomes. This book will teach you how to build true wealth by changing the way you think about money. It is a must-read for anyone looking to invest. Credits to YouTube

[buyumeacademy]

Discover the Best Salon Services in Delhi

Delhi has some of the best salons offering exceptional beauty and grooming services. Delhi has it all if you're looking for a glamorous makeover, a relaxing spa treatment, or a trendy haircut. In this blog, we'll explore the top salons in Delhi: Gurpreet Artistry Makeup, Touch & Glow Beauty Salon, Royal Salon, Looks Unisex Salon, Millionaire Hair Unisex Salon, and Afsar Unique Salon. 

Gurpreet Artistry Makeup

Gurpreet Artistry Makeup is a haven for makeup enthusiasts and brides-to-be. Located in Delhi, this salon is known for its exceptional makeup services. Gurpreet Artistry Makeup covers whether you need bridal makeup, party makeup, or a professional look for an important event.

Their team of skilled makeup artists uses high-quality products and the latest techniques to ensure you look your best. They also offer personalized consultations to understand your preferences and skin type, providing a flawless finish every time.

Touch & Glow Beauty Salon

Touch & Glow Beauty Salon is another in Delhi that offers a wide range of beauty and wellness services. From skincare treatments like facials and peels to hair services including cutting, colouring, and styling, Touch & Glow caters to all your beauty needs, making it a one-stop destination for all your beauty requirements.

Royal Salon

Royal Salon lives up to its name by providing royal treatment to its clients. Whether you want a spa session or a complete makeover, Royal Salon offers various services to pamper you.

Their expert stylists and beauticians are trained to provide customized solutions, ensuring you leave the salon looking and feeling fabulous. They also offer advanced skincare treatments and hair therapies.

Looks Unisex Salon

Looks Unisex Salon is a popular choice for men and women in Delhi. Known for its trendy haircuts and stylish makeovers, this salon is a favourite among the fashion-forward crowd. They offer various services, including haircuts, colouring, styling, and treatments.

In addition to hair services, Looks Unisex Salon provides excellent skincare treatments, including facials, clean-ups, and anti-ageing solutions. Their friendly and skilled staff always ensures a comfortable and satisfying salon experience.

Millionaire Hair Unisex Salon

Millionaire Hair Unisex Salon is the go-to place for those looking to transform their hair. From the latest haircuts and styles to advanced treatments like keratin and smoothening, Millionaire Hair Unisex Salon has it all.Their professional team stays updated with the latest trends and techniques, ensuring you get a stylish and contemporary look. 

Afsar Unique Salon

Afsar Unique Salon stands out for its unique approach to beauty and grooming. Located in a prime area of Delhi, this salon offers personalized services tailored to individual needs. From haircuts and styling to skincare and makeup, Afsar Unique Salon provides top-notch services. Their team of experts takes the time to understand your preferences and deliver results that exceed your expectations. They also offer bridal packages, party makeup, and specialized treatments, ensuring you look your best for every occasion.

With so many salons offering excellent services, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. This is where Buyume Salon Finder comes in handy. Buyume Salon Finder is an online platform that helps you find and book appointments with the best salons in Delhi. Here's why you should use Buyume Salon Finder:

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Delhi offers many options for salon services, and the Buyume Salon Finder makes it easy to find and book the best ones. Whether you choose Gurpreet Artistry Makeup, Touch & Glow Beauty Salon, Royal Salon, Looks Unisex Salon, Millionaire Hair Unisex Salon, or Afsar Unique Salon, you're guaranteed a top-notch experience.

So, why wait? Visit Buyume Salon Finder today and book your appointment at one of these fantastic salons. Enjoy the best salon services in Delhi and pamper yourself like never before!

[chrismerle]

now TWO of my neopets were ludicrously expensive, because I got a free snowbunny stamp and threw it into the trading post for 2mil. I already had over a mil at that point, so once I hit 3mil I had the realization that I could achieve the darigan lupe dreams I've had since middle school, and I would still be a millionaire. so Kingg got a makeover, and her gear even still looks pretty okay. also I painted Lea from disco to cloud, but that was still free because I got the cloud paint brush from the daily quests.

[trueloveandotherscificoncepts]

I need to scream about this for a second and I'm sure I'm putting more thought into it than the filmmakers did, but hear me out.

I love the subversion of the "hair down glasses off makeover" trope in this movie.

Marilyn Monroe plays Pola, a beautiful model with terrible eyesight. Like, this girl truly cannot see without her glasses. The problem is, she refuses to wear her glasses in public, especially in front of men. She thinks they make her look hideous.

We as the audience watching think "You look hideous? You're literally Marilyn Monroe !"

But the reason she thinks this is because she was taught to. Her mother drilled into her as a child that no man would ever marry her if they saw her in her glasses, that she'd end up a hideous old maid if she wore her glasses. And so, for most of her life, Pola has literally been sacrificing her ability to see in order to be seen as desirable, because she has been taught her worth is entirely dependent on her desirability.

(a side effect of her never wearing her glasses is that she gains a reputation as a dumb blonde, when all of her "dumb" behaviour is literally just because SHE CANNOT SEE).

Anyway, in the movie this all culminates with Pola, who is on her way to secure a proposal from the asshole millionaire she's dating, gets on the wrong plane by mistake. She sits next to a man (Freddie) on the plane, a glasses wearer himself, who notices her squinting at a book and asks her if she's lost her glasses. She denies it at first, but eventually admits why she's not wearing them.

Freddie scoffs at her worry about looking bad. Because again, she's literally Marilyn Monroe. And listen, this man has no business commenting on any woman's appearance. I don't like that she only gains confidence because a man wants to fuck her, but this movie's from the 50s, so we're just going to need to let that go for now.

So he asks her to let him see her in her glasses. Pola has never let any man see her wearing her glasses. Her entire self worth is tied up in her looks. She's a model, her looks are her sole source of income. She's trying to marry a rich man to secure her future, again trading entirely on her looks. Letting a man see her in her glasses, in her mind, makes her vulnerable.

But she takes a deep breath, she puts her glasses on, and prepares to find out once and for all just how hideous men find her in glasses...

And Freddie's just like "see, isn't that better? You can see now."

And when Pola asks him if he finds her hideous, he says of course not. She's an absurdly beautiful woman! If anything, she looks even better with her glasses on.

And from that moment on, we never see Pola without her glasses again. All it took was one person giving her some positive reinforcement to help her start to undo all that toxic shit she's been taught to internalise her whole life. And everytime I watch this movie I tear up at the end when she walks into her best friend's wedding, confident, and glamorous, and able to see. And not a single person blinks an eye when they see her. They thought she was beautiful before, they think she's beautiful now. She could have been living like this the whole time if not for the crazy beauty standards she'd been taught to internalise.

And listen, I know that this is not a revolutionary feminist storyline. But for a romcom from 1953, I just think it's a more nuanced take than you might expect.

HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE (1953)

Marilyn Monroe wearing glasses

[destinygoldenstar]

Rubys Match?

I hadn’t done the ‘leave someone at the altar’ requirement yet.

I WAS gonna do it with Diego, Sun’s dad.

Only problem? He DIED.

So we couldn’t.

I was looking for candidates, then it came to me.

THE ONE WHO WON THE LOTTERY.

An actual millionaire.

I went to world edit and found the guy, with the million dollars, and moved him into a lot with a big rich fancy home.

I also gave him a makeover to look the part.

In case you’re wondering, Thomas here is, apparently, ambitious, a genius, and a music lover. With a renaissance sim aspiration. A knowledge aspiration.

Which makes me think he hacked the lottery to get that money.

A guy who is smart and tactful, knows what he wants, and also has a similar trait to Rubys brother?

A dirty player on our hands?

Just what I’m looking for.

Ruby might be getting engaged to a millionaire.

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50 Best personal finance books

Understanding how to handle your money is super important, and that's what personal finance education is all about. It's like having a guide that helps you make smart decisions with your cash. Learning about personal finance isn't just about numbers; it's also about seeing things from different angles. Different people have different ways of dealing with money, and that's what makes learning from diverse perspectives so cool. It's like getting advice from various friends who've been through different money adventures. Now, why are we making a list of the 50 best personal finance books? Well, think of it as putting together a collection of super helpful tools. Books are like treasure chests of knowledge, and with this list, we're giving you a bunch of these treasures in this best personal finance books guide. No matter if you're a money pro or just starting, these books are here to share tips, tricks, and wisdom from lots of smart people. So, let's dive into the world of money wisdom and see how these books can help you on your financial journey! Here are 50 of the best personal finance books available today: - "The Richest Man in Babylon" by George S. Clason - "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill - "Your Money or Your Life" by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez - "The Millionaire Next Door" by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko - "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki - "The Total Money Makeover" by Dave Ramsey - "Nudge" by Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein - "Predictably Irrational" by Dan Ariely - "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham - "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" by Burton G. Malkiel - "Broke Millennial" by Erin Lowry - "I Will Teach You to Be Rich" by Ramit Sethi - "The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing" by Taylor Larimore, Mel Lindauer, and Michael LeBoeuf - "The Automatic Millionaire" by David Bach - "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries - "The $100 Startup" by Chris Guillebeau - "The Budgeting Habit" by S.J. Scott and Rebecca Livermore - "Smart Women Finish Rich" by David Bach - "The Index Card" by Helaine Olen and Harold Pollack - "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" by Ken McElroy - "Rich Bitch" by Nicole Lapin - "The Four-Hour Workweek" by Timothy Ferriss - "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle - "Money: Master the Game" by Tony Robbins - "The Simple Path to Wealth" by J.L. Collins - "Women & Money" by Suze Orman - "The Behavior Gap" by Carl Richards - "The Millionaire Fastlane" by MJ DeMarco - "The Wealthy Barber" by David Chilton - "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller - "The 5 Mistakes Every Investor Makes and How to Avoid Them" by Peter Mallouk - "You Are a Badass at Making Money" by Jen Sincero - "The One-Page Financial Plan" by Carl Richards - "The Power of Broke" by Daymond John - "Your Score: An Insider's Secrets to Understanding, Controlling, and Protecting Your Credit Score" by Anthony Davenport - "The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous & Broke" by Suze Orman - "The Art of Money" by Bari Tessler - "The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business" by Elaine Pofeldt - "The Millionaire Mind" by Thomas J. Stanley - "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller - "The Truth About Money" by Ric Edelman - "The Soul of Money" by Lynne Twist - "The Millionaire Messenger" by Brendon Burchard - "The Financial Diet" by Chelsea Fagan and Lauren Ver Hage - "The Little Book of Value Investing" by Christopher H. Browne - "The Elements of Investing" by Burton G. Malkiel and Charles D. Ellis - "Money Rules" by Jean Chatzky - "The Automatic Customer" by John Warrillow - "The Millionaire in the Mirror" by Gene Bedell - "The Millionaire Real Estate Mindset" by Russ Whitney" Read the full article

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Books on building wealth

In a world where financial stability and independence are highly sought after, there is an abundance of knowledge waiting to be tapped into. A valuable resource that can guide you on your journey to financial prosperity is books on building wealth. This comprehensive guide will introduce you to some of the most insightful and influential books in the realm of wealth creation. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting to explore the world of personal finance, these books can provide invaluable wisdom and strategies to secure your financial future.

Why turn to books on building wealth?

Books have long been a source of wisdom and knowledge, and when it comes to building wealth, they are no exception. Here's why books on building wealth are a valuable resource:

Expert insights: Many of these books are authored by financial experts and successful entrepreneurs who have firsthand experience in creating wealth.

Comprehensive information: Books offer in-depth coverage of wealth-building strategies, from saving and investing to entrepreneurial endeavors.

Self-paced learning: you can read and absorb the information at your own pace, allowing you to implement strategies gradually.

Time-Tested Wisdom: Many of the principles outlined in these books have stood the test of time and are still applicable in today's financial landscape.

Top books on building wealth

Let's delve into some of the most influential books on building wealth that have helped countless individuals achieve their financial goals:

1. "rich dad poor dad" by robert kiyosaki

Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" is a classic in the world of personal finance. It explores the fundamental difference in mindset and approach to money between the author's "rich dad" and "poor dad." The book emphasizes the importance of financial education and understanding assets versus liabilities.

2. "the millionaire next door" by thomas j. Stanley and william d. Danko

In "The Millionaire Next Door," the authors uncover the habits and traits of ordinary individuals who accumulate extraordinary wealth. This book provides a unique insight into the lives of millionaires and highlights the significance of frugality and smart financial decisions.

3. "think and grow rich" by napoleon hill

Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" is a timeless classic that delves into the power of one's thoughts and beliefs in achieving financial success. It emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals and having a burning desire to attain them.

4. "the richest man in babylon" by george s. Clason

Set in ancient Babylon, this book offers timeless financial principles through parables and stories. "The Richest Man in Babylon" imparts wisdom about saving, investing, and living within one's means.

5. "the total money makeover" by dave ramsey

Dave Ramsey's "The Total Money Makeover" is a practical guide to financial fitness. It outlines a step-by-step plan to get out of debt, build an emergency fund, and invest for the future.

6. "the millionaire fastlane" by mj demarco

"The Millionaire Fastlane" challenges conventional financial wisdom and advocates for entrepreneurship as the path to wealth. It emphasizes the importance of creating businesses and systems that generate income quickly.

7. "your money or your life" by vicki robin and joe dominguez

"Your Money or Your Life" offers a holistic approach to personal finance. It encourages readers to consider the true value of money in relation to their life goals and provides a practical framework for financial independence.

8. "the automatic millionaire" by david bach

David Bach's "The Automatic Millionaire" introduces the concept of paying yourself first and automating your finances. The book emphasizes the power of consistent, automatic contributions to savings and investments.

Additional topics in wealth-building books

Wealth-building books cover a wide array of topics related to personal finance. Some additional subtopics and concepts you'll encounter in these books include:

Investing Strategies: Books often delve into various investment options, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and mutual funds. They provide insights into how to grow your wealth through strategic investments.

Debt Management: Effective strategies for managing and reducing debt are often discussed in wealth-building books. They offer guidance on how to eliminate high-interest debt and become debt-free.

Budgeting and Saving: Creating a budget and cultivating a habit of saving are essential for building wealth. Many books offer practical advice on budgeting techniques and methods to increase your savings.

Entrepreneurship: Some wealth-building books focus on the entrepreneurial path, providing insights into starting and growing a successful business.

Retirement Planning: Planning for retirement is a key aspect of wealth-building. Books offer guidance on retirement accounts, savings goals, and strategies for a financially secure retirement.

Books on building wealth are a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom for anyone looking to secure their financial future. Whether you're just starting your journey to financial success or seeking to refine your existing strategies, these books offer valuable insights and actionable advice. By reading, learning, and applying the principles outlined in these books, you can take significant steps toward building wealth, achieving your financial goals, and attaining the financial freedom you desire.