It was a huge day
Do you ever have a day when everything goes better than you planned? More often that not, it seems people say to me, “nothing went right today.” I get it. Even using all the best time efficiency and mind control techniques from my Perpetual Wealth program, there’s...
read more$300 a day flipping an asset I didn’t even know about
Sometimes you just have to shake your head when you hear about how some people are making money these days. Well, at least I do. This one shocked me. I wonder if it’ll shock you? Let me explain… I was doing some research online and came across what sounded like an...
read moreMy hero isn’t Superman
When you’re asked, “which super-power would you like to have you could choose one?” … It’s always a fun little exercise to hear what different people choose and for what reasons. But whether you’d like the powers of Superman, the Invisible Man, (my choice) Super Woman...
read moreI’m not a moron
Tofu steak Government efficiency Jumbo shrimp Living dead Liquid gas Deafening silence 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...
read moreIs this actually possible?
I was flying first class on Delta to NY last week for a one-day mastermind I’d paid $1,000 for. It was amazing drawing on the collective talent of everyone in the room working together to help each other out. I love the process. But back to the plane… As usual, they...
read moreMembership has its privileges
American Express sets themselves apart from regular credit cards in several ways. First, having one of their cards is deemed “membership,” not just a simple credit card. They aren’t a credit card; they’re a “charge card.” You must fully pay it off every month. (Which...
read moreThe Statue of Liberty was meant for Egypt
Frederic Auguste Barholdi, the artist who created the Statue of Liberty, intended it for Egypt which was prospering after the latest war of the time. It was to sit at the entrance to the Suez Canal as a beacon of freedom. Rather ironic if you think about a region in...
read moreWhy bother?
The emails keep coming in – sometimes they are a little passive-aggressive or personal, but hey, – I love it! I think I’ve been stirring up some emotions recently. Q&A … Q: “OK, Tony. If you’re so well off, why are you still doing online marketing?” Colin C, NYC A:...
read moreWhat’s your cornerstone?
Is your cornerstone ceremonial or is it part of the foundation of your “being?” I could be talking about your fundamental value system or your financial situation. But let me start here… Originally, the cornerstone was the first stone laid in a masonry foundation and...
read moreWhose lifestyle would you choose?
Which movie character’s lifestyle do you think you’d most like to emulate? When I thought of this question the character that first came to mind was “Arthur”, played by the late great comedic actor, Dudley Moore. OK, Arthur was a bit of a lonely drunk, so perhaps not...
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