Art of Money Getting
Art of Money Getting
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Astor, who said, "it was more difficult forhim to accumulate his first thousand dollars, than all the succeedingmillions that made up his colossal fortune. " Money is good for nothingunless you know the value of it by experience. Give a boy twentythousand dollars and put him in business, and the chances are that hewill lose every dollar of it before he is a year older. Like buying aticket in the lottery; and drawing a prize, it is "easy come, easy go. "He does not know the value of it; nothing ...is worth anything, unlessit costs effort. Without self-denial and economy; patience andperseverance, and commencing with capital which you have not earned, youare not sure to succeed in accumulating. Young men, instead of "waitingfor dead men's shoes, " should be up and doing, for there is no class ofpersons who are so unaccommodating in regard to dying as these rich oldpeople, and it is fortunate for the expectant heirs that it is so. Nineout of ten of the rich men of our country to-day, started out in lifeas poor boys, with determined wills, industry, perseverance, economy andgood habits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Astor, who said, "it was more difficult forhim to accumulate his first thousand dollars, than all the succeedingmillions that made up his colossal fortune. " Money is good for nothingunless you know the value of it by experience. Give a boy twentythousand dollars and put him in business, and the chances are that hewill lose every dollar of it before he is a year older. Like buying aticket in the lottery; and drawing a prize, it is "easy come, easy go. "He does not know the value of it; nothing ...is worth anything, unlessit costs effort. Without self-denial and economy; patience andperseverance, and commencing with capital which you have not earned, youare not sure to succeed in accumulating. Young men, instead of "waitingfor dead men's shoes, " should be up and doing, for there is no class ofpersons who are so unaccommodating in regard to dying as these rich oldpeople, and it is fortunate for the expectant heirs that it is so. Nineout of ten of the rich men of our country to-day, started out in lifeas poor boys, with determined wills, industry, perseverance, economy andgood habits.
What to read after Art of Money Getting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnum Phineas Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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