The President of the United States, Warren Harding, is romantically involved with a twenty-two-year old woman, Nan Britton, and a bevy of other loose women. He engages in sex with these women anywhere including clubs and closets. He is also drinking heavily, with his source of booze being prohibited, confiscated, and illegal bootlegged wines supplied by shady aides. When he's not drinking, he spends his time playing poker and gambling. His cabinet secretaries are involved in large-scale personal enrichment from the sale, or theft, of public property. Critics, on his enemies list, are violently suppressed with the help of Al Capone and the FBI. Nan Britton becomes pregnant as the scandals begin to bubble to the surface. The regime is beset with a raft of questionable suicides. Under the care of a quack doctor, Harding's health begins to fail. The president's no-nonsense wife, Florence, consults astrologers for guidance. Finally, she kills her husband to preserve his honor and good name.
The President of the United States, Warren Harding, is romantically involved with a twenty-two-year old woman, Nan Britton, and a bevy of other loose women. He engages in sex with these women anywhere including clubs and closets. He is also drinking heavily, with his source of booze being prohibited, confiscated, and illegal bootlegged wines supplied by shady aides. When he's not drinking, he spends his time playing poker and gambling. His cabinet secretaries are involved in large-scale personal enrichment from the sale, or theft, of public property. Critics, on his enemies list, are violently suppressed with the help of Al Capone and the FBI. Nan Britton becomes pregnant as the scandals begin to bubble to the surface. The regime is beset with a raft of questionable suicides. Under the care of a quack doctor, Harding's health begins to fail. The president's no-nonsense wife, Florence, consults astrologers for guidance. Finally, she kills her husband to preserve his honor and good name.
Buffett's Investment Strategy: Set it and Forget it "... our favorite holding period is FOREVER." Manage the account only once a year Contribute $9 a day, $250 a month. Accumulate $55,000, $200,000, $1,000,000 over time. Use a special IRS account for Tax-FREE income. Use only low-cost high-return mutual funds. Warren Buffett's Investing Strategy is buy and hold FOREVER high earning companies. This allows compouding to work. Compounding is money earning money on its earnings when it is invested. Invest your money in businesses sharing profits with you and over time you can reach $1,000,000. A special account makes it tax-FREE. Tax-FREE is like a $300,000 bonus. When we invest in successful businesses, we can earn 10% to 12% a year. After 10 years, we can have $55,000 because the businesses paid dividends and we reinvested them. After 20 years, we could have $200,000 and after 33 years, perhaps $1,000,000. Over time, stocks are safer than bank CDs because we earn more than inflation subtracts. We have more buying power. Compounding works best when we put our money to work in successful businesses paying us dividends and stock splits. When we use a low-cost AND tax-FREE account, we avoid fees and taxes so we keep more of our money to compound. The table below gives us some idea of how fast our investment can grow if we invest it in businesses like the ones we use every day.
Warren Buffett Top Life Lessons Warren Buffett Lessons for Unlimited Success in Business, Investing and Life Warren Buffett has become a living legend because of his strong track record of sound investments and his overall success in everything he does. He is a prolific writer, publishing many books detailing the ways in which others could be as successful as he has become. Anyone can do what this man has accomplished if they follow his simple principles regarding business, investing, and life. He has built his success on a strong foundation of hard work and perseverance; never giving up on his goals at any point in his life. By living your life with the same tenacity and ambition, you, too, can find success and fulfillment in life. Warren Buffett Top Life Lessons Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn... Becoming a Millionaire in 10 YearsThe Path to Becoming a BillionaireThe Richest Man in the WorldWarren Buffett's Childhood InvestmentsWhy Even Small Investments Can Lead to Great WealthThe Buffett Investing StrategyTaking the Right RisksBuilding Success from the Ground UpThe Minimalist Lifestyle of Warren BuffettSurround Yourself with SuccessRelationships are InvestmentsMuch, much more Thank You for Choosing This Book
Learn The Simple Truths Behind The Success Of The World's Greatest Ever Businessman Not only does Warren Buffett, the so-called "Sage of Omaha", know how to generate immense wealth, he also has a solid comprehension of how finite and impermanent money can be, and is well aware that there is more to life than being financially wealthy when it comes to lasting happiness. Despite the fact that he has managed to amass a great personal fortune, Buffett embraces the simplicity of daily life, reminding himself from the onset of his career that, while financial means certainly are of importance, there are no greater assets one can possess than good health, as well as remembering that the key to happiness lies in the priceless bonds one creates with friends and family. In this book, we will look at 7 key principles of Buffett's business and personal success by looking more deeply into the meaning of some of his own quotes in order to shed light on: The Importance of Planning For The Future Why You Must Always Do Your "Due Diligence" The Importance Of Patience and Persistence The Beauty Of Simplicity The Importance Of Carefully Selecting Those You Surround Yourself With Knowing When To Cut Your Losses The Value Of Gratitude and Charity You will see that Buffett's take on business and personal success is not so much a result of his strategic investment decisions, but rather that it results from cultivating a number of personality traits essential for navigating the worlds of both commerce and life. Additionally, as Buffett has continuously demonstrated, good character and adherence to moral principles goes a long way in ensuring long-term success, wealth and happiness.
