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'I did it with good old-fashionednickels and dimes. My mother taught me how to budget, which made me appreciate how a little money can grow. I saved what I could from odd jobs, such as lawn cutting and window washing, that I did in addition to my day job. " ~Ed Crawley, 69, better known as Mr. Earl, earns $20,000 a year as a parking lot attendant. But he has amassed a stock portfolio worth more than $500,000.
How did he do this? He simply CONSISTENTLY spent less than he earned and invested the surplus.
"Money only changes people in one way...it amplifies them. If you were a jerk while you were poor, you'll just be a bigger jerk when your wealthy...if you were a nice person when you were poor, you'll be a nicer person when you're wealthy..." - anonymous
"People who put their surplus money into short-term extravagances rarely build the same wealth as those who put their money in things with lasting value."~~The Tightwad Gazette II, by Amy Dacyczyn
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