I’m not a moron

I could go on…

All of these two word contradictions are considered “oxymorons.”

The definition which is simply, “apparently contradictory terms appearing in together.”

Are there others you can think of?

There are dozens of them that get used regularly in many areas of our day-to-day life.

Here’s one I just thought of.

It may be a bit of stretch, so give me some creative licence here.

Full-bank-account.

For most people, this is a fleeting reality at best.

By that I mean, it’s on payday that your account may be full.

But what if you could change that?

What would you do to change that?

How about exponentially changing that?

You see, one of the things I’ve been doing for years is helping friends of mine over-flow their bank accounts, not just fill them.

That’s how I came up with the idea of the Perpetual Wealth Club.

It’s the members only place where people serious about fast-tracking the growth of their net worth hang out.

I show you exactly what I’m doing so you can follow along and do the same things.

Using what I’ll show you I took $3,000 and turned it into over $620,000, and it’s still growing today.

But…

You need to be prepared to do the opposite of what other people are doing…

This is like the oxymoron of investing strategies.

You won’t find these ideas from the usual Wall Street gurus!

Nope.

But you will find them in the Perpetual Wealth Club.

And, each month, there’s a live webinar where you get to ask any questions you want.

Sometimes, it pays to do the opposite.