Trust me, McDonalds is really smart!

Availability-Misweighing Tendency:
1) When Need For Speed came out, using Manifestation bridge, they tried to sell multiple companies on the value of their games in marketing those cars to people like me, Jazzy boys working hard to become millionaires. But Warren Buffet became a multi-millionaire by 30 years of age. Then in his 60s, he became billionaire and joined the list of world's richest billionaires, which mind you included his long-time partner Charlie Munger, who himself has a whopping net worth of, I think, 2 Billion dollars. Now, Charlie stepped up and gave speech that had so much impact on people like me, investors around the world and even creators/youtubers/bloggers. Then came Poor Charlie's Alamanack and it made all other works look like lollipop. Amazing piece of art.
2) Sometimes it's much better to enjoy conversations with people from all walks of life but then filter your brain to very limited amount of people when reflecting in your everyday quiet time, which mind you Donanld Trump says "was the real secret behind" his success. For me, it means taking time and writing these Availability-Misweighing Paragraphs (or rather result of that process).
3) Now it's fun to think of how McDonalds started a revolution of a classic form of junk food: Zinger burger. For some reason, people drink milk, eat pizzas and even eat homemade burgers. But as they do on a date to a McDonalds shop, they discover the taste of McDonalds, which perks up their mind as the taste is very different from what they associated with a normal Burger. I think using this knowledge, we can invest in real estate that caters to our unique style and perception. Using mass marketing techniques like these, we must ought to sell these products to, mind you, multiple generations. Products like these sell to generations. That explains the rise of McDonalds are a fast rising fast-food chain.
4) As Lamborghini sold some trucks, they sold the company to GM. And GM denied the company and we never know what happened to it until engineers from Audi stepped up, adopted Lamborghini into an italian design and the rest is in the pages of history book.
5) It's quite interesting how Elon Musk became a billionaire. I like the way he became a self-made millionaire right before anyone associated his name with a Tesla or Mars mission. To me this shows, in order to be rich, you don't have to be the next Bill Clinton or Newton or any scientist for a long period of your lifetime. Sometimes it's just a matter of taking what's out and redistributing it. Now we can debate this view but in the end, it's young self-made millionaires who become the kings and queens. As they say, "Lamb Talk".
6) I am so excited to read Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, anyone has any online link to this great read? tell me in comments.
7) It wasn't enough for Tesla to discover breakthroughs. I think both played a role. Edison brung those things to life. How can we debate such an important event in history? it's all wrong and what is really bad is that we keep debating "Schools of thoughts". It's stupid. You can't be Edison or Tesla, for sure. But you can take their message and apply it to your life. For example, Steve Wozniak freely gave away his ideas, until Steve Jobs came in, did some business witchcraftry and boom... Apple systems came into existence.
8) It is far better for a man to be roughly right than to be consistenly being stupid.
9) If I earn 500k, I will thank world by buying a classic Tag Heur.
10) Stand up for what is yours and what is and was your generations to keep.
11) Another great read is probably "Rules of Knight" now published by Ethan Hawke, one of my favourite and underrated actors.
12) Drink Kool-Aid and go nuts on a Cheat Day.
13) What is the best time to practice Muses from 4-Hour Workweek? no best time. History is made now. You can either stop excusing, Aaliyan, and rather than trying to tooo much eliminate, try to eliminate your lack of knowledge and skills. It's far better to eliminate a state of ignorance than a source of negativity, which in some cases is not true. Sometimes, you do have to eliminate 20% of people/activites resulting in 80% or even more of your life's negative emotions, which is quite uneasy to point out. Thus, we conclude we can trade our softwares one after the other to many people and use the money earned to start a Muse.
14) So, buying a Lambo or Limousine, latter is preferrable. Then bringing that in local street and trying to sit in Terrace and then trying to imagine ways our particular location can have a football ground and other classic sports facilities. This is how I see being a rehearser of "Manifestation" bridge.
15) Maybe start selling coffee in some area where there are lots of cold nights.
16) You can be either your competitors' worse nightmare or you can become a friend or partner of potential investors and get them to invest.

Song of the day

This song is so awesome and relevant, I thought why not make it a part of Song of the Day another time!