Comments on: How You Would Live a Life of Luxury

By: cade

cade — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 04:00:58 +0000

Assuming I had close to a guarantee that my income would be about the same the next fiscal year, these are my plans. I would invest 15 million in Walmart and leave it alone, to pay out dividends at a current rate of about 150,000 a quarter just in case i screwed up bad. I’d open 5 McDonald’s restaurants and staff them.

I’d buy a 1968 Lamborghini miura GT, and a Ferrari 250 gto. I’d buy about a mill worth of clothes, toiletries ( I have a thing for luxury soaps, shampoos, straight razors, badger shaving brushes, etc) luggage, random electronics and gizmos.

I’d write a few checks to square away my debt, and each of my family members’ debt. Then my wife and I are off to Europe for the rest of the year with the remaining 3-4 million, I’d come back after I got paid for next year and put down 50% on a 30 million dollar mansion near home, probably Tulsa ok, the outskirts anyway. Next year I’d pay it off. I could go on for friggin ever

By: Isa

Isa — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:53:23 +0000

Well, I think everything depends on the structure of the mind.
if you have not grown in consciousness you will be unhappy in a castle or in a small hut.
Consciousness of abundance going from the inside out.
I would invest in me to be completely happy, so I can help the world.
Isa

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:11:21 +0000

I asked my 5 year son about it in the breakfasttable.It started with talking about seeing nothing as a miracle or everything as a miracle.I looked at him intensly and said:which one would you prefer?As he is a very spontaneous boy he answered rapidly:Nothing as a miracle.Then I toled him that I don´t think it is true because when we go for a walk, for example, he always stop looking at a caravan and say Mom look at that caravan over there it´s SO BIG etc with his most exhausted voice and I told him that´s why I guess he sees EVERYTHING as a miracle.His eyes went bigger.”Mom, i LOVE vehicules.When I grow up, Im gonna buy three cars and two big airplanes and many many tractors.”Yes” I replied openly with a smile and then he continued:and two big boats…and a HARBOUR…and he could have continued forever if he had a time.And yes,you are true of course:Children always have dreams and they seam to be infinite.I know that if I get 30 millions I can always ask him for advice…!

By: Edward

Edward — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:46:47 +0000

Hi Randy,

This one really hit my wife and I right where I needed it. I read the blog with my wife last night and we sat there trying to come up with what our life would look like if we made $30 million dollars a year. The idea of visualization and really really seeing and feeling what it would be like to life that kind of life and what we would do for ourselves and others. It was a real eye opener of where we are really at compared to where we thought we were at. Time to go to work on this and get to the other side. Thanks for the inspiration and confidence to know that we can do it.

You are a true blessing for us all.
Make it a great day!
God Bless,
-ed

By: pat

pat — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:54:52 +0000

Sorry for my bad English, I am italian.
Meet you, RG, in Scandik meeting, years ago. Reading your books, listening your Audio. I agree with quite all you say.
I have not yet my 30 millions. When it will happen I will spend for making me more happy (got my dreams-board)!

A question: as you know religions and families and schools “suggestions” are putting into people mind the idea that money is dirty! Its a loooong brain wash, expecially in the latin countries like mine. Is there any real project to start the right programming in the main schools? Or we will keep seing the same Money-Telenovelas-where-poor-people-are-happy-and-rich-are-bad?
Have a nice day
Pat

By: sami

sami — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:19:21 +0000

thats nice article, it does address what question but i cant find the answer for How
I mean i have an idea but the implementation process is missing
any way nice effort
I come across another good blog which is more informative and idea builder blog
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it has loads of information and can help you develop ideas

By: Ellen

Ellen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:35:08 +0000

I have a big beautiful home on several acres of land, it’s totally paid for. The studio in my home has a black “Pearl” drum set with two snares, two bass’s and all the percussion instruments I want. Love my percussions. One of my favorite cars, a Metallic Midnight Pearl Blue 1969 Dodge Charger, convertible stick shift with Hemi Motor is in my huge garage along with my other vehicular treasures which there are a few. I have invested $10,500,000.00 into several money making avenues. I have gone back to school and received my Bachelors in Finance. I am helping others get out of debt and grow wealth. I have gone to food banks throughout my area and gifted $100. gift cards to tens of thousands of individuals because they will be able to buy food that isn’t expired or moldy and they can buy themselves shampoo and toilet paper too with the gift card. Hell they can even buy beer with the gift cards if they want.

By: Cleve

Cleve — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:00:17 +0000

How’s this for an oxymoron?…

If I made $30M this year, I’d donate it to the Rothschilds, Rockafellers, Morgans, Hapsburgs, etc. (because without them, what would prosperity be?)

Chew on that for a minute.

By: Harry Hawkins

Harry Hawkins — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:56:39 +0000

Hey Randy great posts. Well with your help I am on my way to creating income like you spoke of. When I do make $30 million a year, I will help many like my church, my daughter’s school and many non-profits around the world. However, I have discovered that I must meet my needs as well and I will do so. I have always dreamed of having a yacht and sailing around the Caribbean with my wife, just island hopping and running my Internet businesses from my laptop. I would also like to have a helicopter on deck to wisk us over to our jet at the nearest airport to fly to wherever our kids are living and enjoy seeing them. I would continue to work because business is a game to me and I am very competitive and enjoy winning by building productive companies. Randy keep up the great work. I look forward to the next Blog.

By: Joe

Joe — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:10:02 +0000

Shopping!