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    Daily Thoughts Of A Self-Made Millionaire
    Daily Thoughts Of A Self-Made Millionaire
    Daily Thoughts Of A Self-Made Millionaire
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    Daily Thoughts Of A Self-Made Millionaire

    By Kevin Peter Lee

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    "Daily Thoughts of a Self-Made Millionaire" is sure to be a best-seller not only in the business, but in the personal development industry.
    This book is a 100 day program that teaches people how to think like a millionaire.
    This is not a Get-quick-rich-scheme. Rather, it challenges you to improve every part of your life so that you become the attractive person you need to become, so that people and money gravitate towards you.
    The author is a person who has achieved financial freedom himself and takes information from a number of sources as well as his own personal experience.
    Learn how to face adversity positively and deal with people respectfully so that all people benefit when negotiating deals.
    This book is written for the rest of us who don't have business skills or financial education. Kevin Peter Lee teaches people easy steps to manage their money in a way that automatically grows wealth through passive income streams, without having to work.
    By the time you finish this book, you will realize that anyone can become financially free!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKevin Peter Lee
    Release dateMay 23, 2012
    ISBN9781476293837
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    Daily Thoughts Of A Self-Made Millionaire - Kevin Peter Lee

    Daily Thoughts of a Self-made Millionaire

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    Written by Kevin Peter Lee

    Published by Kevin Peter Lee at Smashwords

    Copyright 2012 Kevin Peter Lee

    Smashwords Edition, License Notes

    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

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    Introduction

    My name is Kevin. When I was 36 years-old, I retired from my job. I didn’t go to medical school. I didn’t study law. I have never worked for a company. In fact, I have never had a high paying job.

    When I finished high school, my grades were not great. As my grades didn’t give me much choice, I decided to become a teacher. I told my father and he assured me getting an education is the most important thing.

    Unfortunately for me, teaching children was not something I enjoyed. What's worse was that people kept telling me I was good at it. This further frustrated me because I was bored out of mind. Eventually, I quit my job, started a punk-rock band and toured around Asia between part-time tutoring.

    Money definitely did not come easily, and after 3 years and one last energetic show in a smoky basement in Tokyo, I put my guitar down and reluctantly went back to teaching.

    My father was a self-employed painter and while he also didn’t get a high paying salary, he worked hard enough to provide his family with a house that was walking distance to the beach, a holiday in the summer, and the occasional family meal at a local restaurant.

    In return, my father visited the chiropractor weekly for damaging his spine at work and gave up many Saturdays to earn extra money. He had always reminded me of the importance of a good education, so I didn’t have to break my back making money. He’s now 66 years old and still working as a painter.

    The university I attended was not near the beach. This meant I had to move to the city. I was excited about living on my own, going to university parties, and seeing live bands. Of course, all this cost money, so I had to work on weekends. I worked at all kinds of jobs. I was a part-time salesclerk, apple picker, book salesperson, laborer, tutor, tile-grouter, restaurant waiter, bar tender and sometimes, even a painter with Dad.

    One weekend, I was working on the rich side of town. The house I was working on was the biggest, most beautiful house I’d had ever seen. The inside was incredibly amazing, I was reluctant to walk on the carpet or sit on the chairs in case my work clothes would damage the furniture.

    This house had a spa pool in the backyard looking over the ocean. As I looked out at the breathtaking ocean view, the owner told me you could see dolphins playing in the morning.

    I had heard enough! This guy knew how to live, and it required a lot of money.

    I sheepishly asked him how he was able to afford such an amazing home. Expecting him to tell me he was a surgeon, lawyer, or company executive, he proudly said, My wife and I are real estate investors.

    His response surprised me. I had met plenty of real estate agents. These guys usually drove Toyotas. I'd never met a real estate investor before. This guy drove a Porsche.

    He then, seemingly quite proud of himself, walked back inside his beautiful house and I began painting the outside of it.

    Later that afternoon, I told him how much I admired his home. I also told him that I was studying to be a school teacher and I

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