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What do u think about 19 years old retired?

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#21 by sweetpie3000 » Sun Mar 13, 2016 18:08

Valarie you probably see Internet making money online. The main reason we want to work online. First of all we can fired our boss, spend more family time, driving Ferrari cars and travel around the world. Everybody in here work on Clixsense want to be rich and taste the real freedom.

Everyone want to work ten minutes a day buy turning on your laptop in the beach. The end of the day. You just make 2000 dollar a day with ten minutes work in the beach.
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#22 by tasman1 » Sun Mar 13, 2016 18:23

True happiness lies in rewarding relationships, not material wealth, according to new research.

Scientists have said that a close circle of friends and family is most important for happiness, and that material possessions including iPhones, computers, being wealthy and owning a sports car do not provide the same level of contentment.

The study by psychologists at the Sahlgrenska Academy and Lund University, in Sweden, suggests that our collective picture of what makes us happy is more about relationships and less about possessions.
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#23 by BouldRake » Sun Mar 13, 2016 20:02

And here's me thinking happiness is a cigar called Hamlet.
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#24 by S_Abbott » Mon Mar 14, 2016 08:29

Being rich doesn't necessarily bring you more freedom. In many ways, you're far less free.

My husband and I plan together (actually on spur of the moments) and we've had many more wonderful travel experiences on truly very little cash. Far more delightful than with my first husband (and we both made much more).

With a little thought and ingenuity, you CAN do whatever it is you wish. It might be difficult without much cash, but it can be done.

If you never work and don't continue learning, you never truly appreciate what is before you and why it came to be there.
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#25 by valerie » Mon Mar 14, 2016 18:18

That's very true Susy_A and really not everyone wants to travel.
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#26 by BouldRake » Mon Mar 14, 2016 18:47

Even when I had money, we went backpacking. If you do it any other way, you're not travelling at all, you're being a tourist. There's a huge difference between being a traveller and being a tourist, and being the type of tourist who goes to the kind of places they take the tourists who say they don't want to be tourists is still being a tourist.
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