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Money Curse
- The Gabriel Ramirez Series, Book 51
- Narrated by: Richard Salton
- Length: 57 mins
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Summary
The only "lottery curse" is the curse of stupidity.
They say money can't buy happiness, then you do not know where to shop or how to budget. It's been said that if all of the wealth of the world were divided evenly among all people in a few short years, the one with the most wealth before the divide would be wealthy again, and the poor would be deprived still.
Wealth is a mind-set, not the amount of money. Money doesn't make a person miserable; it's the actions of the person with the money that makes them unhappy.
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