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Relationship Week #5: Life Economics, looking at relationships as an investment part #2
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Research, research, research…If you look at any person as being a valuable investment, you will be RICH! Not rich with earthly possessions, this is a form of wealth that will last a lifetime. Imagine yourself as a billionaire. A billionaire not rich with tangible money, but money only the “life economicâ€? system will honor. You have all this money to invest in the “life economicâ€? system, what will you do with it? It is basically a free investment and you make of it what you put into it. It is finding out your own personal formula of investment and profitability. Meeting someone in class, on the bus, on the street, and yes, meeting someone in a club or bar (I have met the most interesting and candid people there) is a great start. EVERYONE is a stock that is ready to be invested into, and EVERYONE has a story. That story is like a marketing presentation of a company’s stock profile, and if you want to hear about it to invest into it, you will need to invest a little of you to get more of them in return. A little investment is good, no harm or risk whatsoever. Remember you are a billionaire, and no one became a billionaire over night or without some risk attached! Hey if the investment doesn’t work, you ALWAYS have the option to “cash outâ€? (more about this in future parts)!
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Noah Kagan wrote Relationship Week #5: Life Economics, looking at relationships as an investment part #2 on November 19th, 2005 and there are 
3 Responses to “Relationship Week #5: Life Economics, looking at relationships as an investment part #2”
November 20th, 2005
4:56 pm
That’s so true. I personally met one really cool dude at the Subway on Bollinger…
July 16th, 2007
10:32 am
Oh man, I totally agree. Not that you want to look at everyone as a means to an end, but too often people discount the relationships in their life as something less valuable than their finances. Great relationships bring benefits to everyone around you, and that’s why I devote so much time to helping people with theirs.
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October 19th, 2007
11:29 pm
I have a question tho…How do you go up to a random person and start talking?
I can meet people through friends or gatherings. But to go up to someone in a bus or anywhere is quite difficult. How do you do it? I mean like how do you approach them and what do u open with?
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