http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote :
Actually a lot of dummies think of billionaires as some kind
"gods" or "special people" as if making lots of money is the key
to life. Thing is, a lot of our modern day billionaires are
"accidental". They just had the right idea at the right time in
the right place. And anyone else with that right idea but the
wrong time or wrong place might not have faired so well. IOW,
it's about luck (there was a Harvard study about this).
It's like the celebrity obsession the TMO has, so what if some
model or actress does the same sort of meditation, are they
really so dumb they think people go "Wow, such and such does it,
I'm gonna give it a try!" What do they take people for?
In the 1970s they could "give it a try" for a reasonable price.
If it didn't do it for them then they weren't out much. That's
when I learned TM. And as been noted before some of the celebs
jump on anything that will give them press and abandon it as soon
as they need something else for press.
They really DO set the trends and fashions of society.
Bullshit. Would you hang out with someone who dressed like Bill
Gates?
I think Melinda dresses him nowadays.
And of course, when Ray Dalio appears on the stage with Bob Roth,
it makes all sorts of headlines in business journals.
Cultmania. I love it.
Lawson makes being a TM'er like being a Jehovah's Witness. We
have those downtown standing around looking for a mark. They are
dressed (including their kids) like they are living in the 1950s.
That sorta fits in with the town which clings to the 1950s
Mayberry scene. Kick myself though as I didn't go downtown last
week at all and there was a film crew there filming a PSA. It was
a New York company and 30 people involved and even doing crane
shots. Maybe you'll see it because it was a London agency that
had them filming. The theme is "American small town."
Actually a lot of dummies think of billionaires as some kind
"gods" or "special people" as if making lots of money is the key
to life. Thing is, a lot of our modern day billionaires are
"accidental". They just had the right idea at the right time in
the right place. And anyone else with that right idea but the
wrong time or wrong place might not have faired so well. IOW,
it's about luck (there was a Harvard study about this).
It's like the celebrity obsession the TMO has, so what if some
model or actress does the same sort of meditation, are they
really so dumb they think people go "Wow, such and such does it,
I'm gonna give it a try!" What do they take people for?
In the 1970s they could "give it a try" for a reasonable price.
If it didn't do it for them then they weren't out much. That's
when I learned TM. And as been noted before some of the celebs
jump on anything that will give them press and abandon it as soon
as they need something else for press.
They really DO set the trends and fashions of society.
Bullshit. Would you hang out with someone who dressed like Bill
Gates?
I think Melinda dresses him nowadays.
And of course, when Ray Dalio appears on the stage with Bob Roth,
it makes all sorts of headlines in business journals.
Cultmania. I love it.
Lawson makes being a TM'er like being a Jehovah's Witness. We
have those downtown standing around looking for a mark. They are
dressed (including their kids) like they are living in the 1950s.
That sorta fits in with the town which clings to the 1950s
Mayberry scene. Kick myself though as I didn't go downtown last
week at all and there was a film crew there filming a PSA. It was
a New York company and 30 people involved and even doing crane
shots. Maybe you'll see it because it was a London agency that
had them filming. The theme is "American small town."
