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From: Cherry Hill, NJ
Originally Posted by Quivers,Nov 29 2006, 07:00 PM
Tony Robbins' Personal Power 
I reread it once every couple months.
I reread it once every couple months.
Luckily, I found my 'it', so I hope you do too
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From: Cherry Hill, NJ
Originally Posted by dcak,Nov 28 2006, 02:01 PM
Currently reading "Letter to a Christian Nation" by Sam Harris. It's short and cheap. Decent so far.
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From: Pittsburgh..south side..
Originally Posted by DiamondDave2005,Nov 30 2006, 11:05 AM
The library just called to let me know it's waiting for me. I'll pick it up and read it tonight.
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Originally Posted by DiamondDave2005,Nov 30 2006, 08:04 AM
I like Tony Robbins, but the only problem I have is that he gets you all pumped up to 'do it', but you realize a little later that you don't have an 'it'.
Luckily, I found my 'it', so I hope you do too
Luckily, I found my 'it', so I hope you do too
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He makes everything sound so easy.
If hes so smart, why does he give other ppl the same "advantages" he claims to have? Doesnt that just give him more competitors and less advantage overs? AND im sure hes not that generous when hes selling a frickin boardgame for $150+
therefore, guy is fos.
If hes so smart, why does he give other ppl the same "advantages" he claims to have? Doesnt that just give him more competitors and less advantage overs? AND im sure hes not that generous when hes selling a frickin boardgame for $150+
therefore, guy is fos.
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anyone read "the automatic millionaire"? I just skimmed through it last night.... pretty decent for people with no willpower and/ or just like to piss away $.
Damn near all of my relatives would be good to read that book. They all have the best cellphones, eat out for lunch, dinner, etc... and have negative net worth....
On the other hand, I am pretty sure my wife's parents are Millionaires but act like they are dirt poor, their newest car is a 1995 ford escort wagon (i think the other one is a 1993 achieva)..... they won't spend any $ for anything though.... not sure if they think it will be put in their grave's or not?
Damn near all of my relatives would be good to read that book. They all have the best cellphones, eat out for lunch, dinner, etc... and have negative net worth....
On the other hand, I am pretty sure my wife's parents are Millionaires but act like they are dirt poor, their newest car is a 1995 ford escort wagon (i think the other one is a 1993 achieva)..... they won't spend any $ for anything though.... not sure if they think it will be put in their grave's or not?
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Originally Posted by Scot,Dec 1 2006, 08:00 AM
anyone read "the automatic millionaire"? I just skimmed through it last night.... pretty decent for people with no willpower and/ or just like to piss away $.
Damn near all of my relatives would be good to read that book. They all have the best cellphones, eat out for lunch, dinner, etc... and have negative net worth....
On the other hand, I am pretty sure my wife's parents are Millionaires but act like they are dirt poor, their newest car is a 1995 ford escort wagon (i think the other one is a 1993 achieva)..... they won't spend any $ for anything though.... not sure if they think it will be put in their grave's or not?
Damn near all of my relatives would be good to read that book. They all have the best cellphones, eat out for lunch, dinner, etc... and have negative net worth....
On the other hand, I am pretty sure my wife's parents are Millionaires but act like they are dirt poor, their newest car is a 1995 ford escort wagon (i think the other one is a 1993 achieva)..... they won't spend any $ for anything though.... not sure if they think it will be put in their grave's or not?
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From: Nashville
Originally Posted by clawhammer,Dec 1 2006, 08:51 AM
They'll probably leave most of it for charity.
I put them on the spot to pay for dinner one time (I arranged for all of the 5 daughters to all go out to dinner with families, etc...so about 16 people total...).... ahahah.... those cheapasses..... I ended up paying... it was $250 or so for all of us....