I was reading this story which apparently happened awhile ago where a millionaire named Mike Black decided to do this experiment of sort where he will give up his wealth to see if he could once again become a millionaire. That sounds crazy for example but I suppose it’s supposed to be a way to
I think whenever most of us hear stories of people having a lot of money we automatically assume that they just don’t care about money such as shopping without any worry of what the price tag says. For example, want to buy that organic perfect apple that costs $3 for one versus a whole bag
With that bribe scandal story recently of wealthy people manipulating the application process to get their kids into the school it’s interesting hearing the perspectives of people who say it is no big deal. The logic was these people are wealthy and the whole point of having money is to buy whatever you need to
I was watching an interesting video today where a person has been living in a fairly high quality of life area such as having access to all the latest tech and fancy food items. While he was only able to stay temporarily for about a year due to circumstances he had to move back to
Today in the supermarket I heard this lady yelling across the store as it would appear she was telling her child to get back. The child ran to the toy section and was also shouting on how they did have this toy item at the store. Still talking very loudly the mother then said they
Would you ever pretend to be poor if you really weren’t? That was an interesting question that I heard today. Surprisingly a lot of people said yes as they prefer not to draw all the attention that having a lot of money usually attracts. The funny thing too was that some said by pretending to