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elizabethwritesmen · 1 year

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I once was poison ivy

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Part 2 but now I’m your daisy

Older!Fireman!Steve Harrington x Fem!Reader

Synopsis - You've spent your entire life taking men who intend to manipulate you and manipulating them instead. It's the only way you know how to survive. Then, one day, you meet Steve Harrington and you realize love and lust are so much more than survival.

A/N - This will be a two-parter. Maybe three if it runs too long.

Warnings: Fluff, sexual themes, smut to come in the second part, talks of using men for their money, vivid description of a car accident, drunk driving.

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I've been breaking hearts a long time and Fooling with them older guys Just playthings for me to use

The napkin on my lap was in pieces.

I'd been tearing it apart, whether out of anxious habit or sheer boredom I wasn't sure.

The man sitting across from me just would not stop talking. He started the second I met up with him in the parking lot and hadn't closed his mouth since. I nodded along and provided just enough commentary to seem present, but my brain was miles away.

He cleared his throat, staring at me pointedly until I met his eyes, a saccharine smile gracing my face.

"Are you alright, doll? I know all this shop talk can be a lot for a pretty girl like you to keep up with," he stated with all the confidence in the world, and I fought a scoff at his condescension.

"Oh, I'm fine!" I grinned wildly, almost childlike, "To be honest, I'm just in awe of you. Absolutely fascinated. I keep asking myself what I did to deserve a date with you!"

The lies cut through my teeth like butter, slick and smooth. I knew they worked when he puffed out his chest and a red tint covered his full cheeks, "Well darling, if you keep talking to me like that, you'll get more than one date with me!"

"There's nothing I'd love more!"

I know I should've cursed him for all he was worth, but that's not how my lifestyle worked. I didn't care how much of a pig a man was, as long as his money was louder than his mouth. And this man's money definitely was.

You see, he was older, a business man. He worked at some high end finance job, and he was most definitely the boss. I met him through my own job. I was a waitress and he frequented my corner booth on his lunch breaks. He knew my schedule and came to eat every single day I worked at 12:00 sharp with a new story about his job, his divorce, or his 1970 Chevelle. On the days I didn't work, he stayed away, claiming I was the only girl there worth looking at. And, every time, he left me a crisp 100 as a tip.

The last time he'd come in, he'd ended his lunch by asking me on a date. He told me he wanted to pick a dress out for me and treat me to the nicest dinner I'd ever had. Poor thing had no idea he wasn't the first millionaire to offer that. I agreed happily, pushing down any reservations and forcing myself to look forward to it.

So there we were, at one of those restaurants where you have to dress formally and use certain etiquette. I hated those places, I knew I didn't belong there, but it was what I had to do and I always did it with a smile on my face.

He continued talking and I began fiddling with the Versace dress adorning me, tugging on the hem. I only heard snippets of what he was saying. After hearing a million men tell the same stories, I thought there was no reason to pay any real attention.

Our waitress startled me out of the trance I'd fallen into, dropping the check off at our table.

"Here," he smiled, placing $200 neatly in the little black book, "That's enough for you to add a cheesecake to-go for my beautiful companion, and to buy something pretty for yourself!"

The girl's eyes widened and she grinned, staring at the generous amount she'd been given. It took her mere moments to bring by a bag with the cheesecake in a box at the bottom, and I was finally done.

"I'll walk you to your car," Mr. Boring offered in a way that I couldn't possibly refuse.

Well, almost done.

Once we reached my Passat, he pressed me lightly against the driver's door and planted a sloppy kiss on my lips. I cringed my way through it until it was finally over, and he opened my door for me.

"Maybe we can go out again next week?" he proposed, "I'll call you and we can set it up."

"Of course!" I nodded, eagerly climbing into the seat.

"Oh, and before I forget," he sighed, pulling his wallet from his pocket and fishing out two more crisp hundred dollar bills, "This should cover gas and the rest is a thank-you for making an old man feel young again. Seeing you in that dress made my evening."

I smiled at him as he walked away, my expression dropping the second he was out of sight. And then, I was finally headed home.

Something happened for the first time In the darkest little paradise Shaking, pacing, I just need you

It was about a 30 minute drive to my house, and I had the music cranked up the entire way. I was passing through the last intersection before my highway exit when I saw something out of the corner of my eye.

It was an SUV, much bigger than my car, headed straight for me. It was going so fast but in that moment time slowed down. It was too late for me to stop or get out of the way, I knew I was screwed. I yanked the wheel to the right, hoping they wouldn't hit me directly. I thought that if they caught the back end of my car it would hurt less.

They slammed into the back driver's side door, just barely missing me, sending me careening across the highway and into the ditch. I screamed as my head slammed into my window, blood running down my temple and onto my neck.

Finally, everything stopped. My car was, beyond all rationality, still playing music. I turned it all the way down, looking around.

The SUV was upside down on the highway, engulfed in flames. I saw a man laying about 20 feet away from it on the asphalt. I prayed he was okay, and that nobody else was in his vehicle.

Then, I examined myself. Glass had shattered everywhere, and there was a pile of it in my lap. My poor Versace was tattered and bloody, and I frowned momentarily in a small fit of grief. The back of my car was completely done for, and I was shocked my airbags didn't go off. Of course, there was no impact to the front of my car.

It only took minutes for sirens to overtake the scene. There were two ambulances, a firetruck, and several police cars.

I slipped my seatbelt off, groaning at the pain. It felt like I'd been hit by a truck. I guess I had, in a manner of speaking. My body was suffering from the turmoil.

Shockingly, my door opened when I pulled the handle and I climbed out, falling to the ground with a cry and a sharp wince.

"Hey, hey, hey!" the voice was deep, and I glanced up to see the fireman it belonged to running in my direction, "Don't move, just stay still. Please, stay still. God, you could've died trying to climb out of that car. Too tough for your own good!" He kneeled beside me, his arms holding me up, his eyes scanning me for all signs of injury. "Here you go, calm down. It's okay now, I've got you."

His voice was soothing me, and so was his thumb as he rubbed calming circles on my hip.

"Please," I cried, my voice almost too small to be audible. I squirmed, trying and failing to break free, "I need... I need..."

I wasn't sure what I was pleading for. I just wanted relief. My bones felt like they were combusting.

"I'm gonna get you some help, sweetheart, I promise. You're safe with me." He called the paramedics over to have a look at me. They ran straight for us and he lifted me up placing me comfortably on the stretcher.

As he began to walk away, I called out meekly, "Please stay with me!" and reached blindly for his hand. He gave it to me and nodded, squeezing my palm lightly as he helped them wheel me to the ambulance. They got me inside of it and starting poking and prodding, asking me questions.

"I don't want to go to the hospital," I whined, "I'm fine, I don't need a hospital."

"We gotta get you to the hospital, sweetheart. I'm sorry, I know it's scary, but you're tough though, huh?," his voice was still so soothing, and I nodded, holding tighter to his hand that was still intertwined with mine.

"Will you come with me?" I stared up at him, my eyes wide and pitiful in a beg.

"I can't, I have to get back and help clean all this up," he told me, his voice regretful.

"Please," I was whimpering at that point, desperate. I hated begging but he was the only thing keeping me from an anxiety attack. The only thing grounding me. The only thing keeping me from asking questions like, what if I'm seriously hurt? What's going to happen with my car? Is my cheesecake okay? How am I going to replace this dress?

Okay, some of the questions were silly but cut me some slack. I'd just been hit by a truck.

He chewed his lip in thought for a moment before sighing, "Let me talk to my boss and see what I can do."

He was gone for about five minutes, but when he came back, he was only in a white T shirt and his turnout pants. He set his jacket and hat on the bench seat next to me and climbed in beside me, grasping my hand again.

"Thank you," I whispered, and the sweet smile he gave me warmed my tummy.

Hours passed in a flurry of medical stuff I didn't understand and tests being run. When everything calmed down, I was sitting on a bed in an ER, a thick medical grade bandaid on my temple where I hit the window and some pain killers in my system. Fortunately, I wasn't hurt badly at all, just extremely sore and shaken up. I had a concussion, but that was the brunt of it.

"Okay, Miss L/N. I've got a prescription here for painkillers, it should help soothe your soreness and your headache. Other than that, you're free to go," the doctor walked in the room and told me jovially. He was nice, he made me feel comfortable. I was thankful to have him instead of someone colder. But what really made me feel comfortable was the firefighter, whose name I'd discovered was Steve. He stayed right beside me the entire time, even when I was first admitted. He even called my mom for me when I was first admitted, and that's the only time he let go of my hand.

"I think that's all, thank you," I sincerely responded.

"Great. Then I'll leave you be. If anything else happens, come back. Concussions are no joke. But I'm sure Steve knows that, so you're in good hands. He'll take care of you," he gave us a pointed look, glancing from mine and Steve's interlaced fingers to our faces.

"Bye, Joe," Steve dramatized, rolling his eyes.

"Bye Steve. Bye Y/N," the doctor responded between laughs, taking his exit.

As soon as he was out of earshot, Steve turned to me, his hard features softening the second his eyes met mine.

"Have you heard anything else from my mom?" I asked, trying to keep the hope in my voice at bay.

"She checked on you once, about an hour ago. I told her I was taking care of you."

"Oh."

His eyes were boring into me, searching. I'm sure it seemed odd to him, a mother not immediately rushing to her child's side when she hears there's been an accident. Wasn't very strange to me, though. My mom had never spared much time for me.

He cleared his throat, speaking more quietly, "She said she wants me to get you home safe, so that's what I'm gonna do. One of the nurses is gonna give us a ride to the station and I'm gonna drive you from there."

"Well it's settled, then. Let's go," I beamed, grabbing his hand and hopping off the bed. I didn't make it very far, though, nearly collapsing the second my feet hit solid ground.

Steve was quick, catching me and holding me steady. I lifted my eyes and they met his, inches away. I could feel his breath, warm against my skin.

"Be careful there, Super Girl. You're too weak to take on the world just yet," he sighed, and I had to fight the urge to lean in.

He was handsome. I'd noticed it the second he ran over to me, my knight in dirty turnout gear. I'd noticed it again in the ambulance when he told me he could go to the hospital with me. And I noticed it as his arms squeezed me tighter.

"I can walk," I mumbled.

"I'm sure you can, but you aren't. Come on, I've got you," he stated, as if there was no room for argument or disagreement. One of the arms around me slipped down to the crook of my knees and he lifted, pulling me securely into his hold. I gasped, grasping tightly to his shirt, my nails leaving imprints in the soft fabric.

"Steve, I'm heavy!" I screeched, and he chuckled.

"Even if you were heavy, I can handle it," he said, like it was obvious. My stare stayed skeptical and he sighed, "Sweetheart, you're not heavy. You're nothing compared to the gear I wear and haul, and the people I have to carry out of buildings."

I stayed stubborn for a moment longer before giving him a slight nod, "If your back starts to break, put me down!"

"I don't have any plans to put you down, sweetheart," he winked, and with that, he was carrying me to the ambulance bay where an Altima was waiting for us. One of the nurses was leaning against it. She was pretty, like a young Angelina Jolie. Her scrubs hugged every curve and jealousy pinged in my gut at how perfect she was. It turned to discomfort, though, when I saw the way she was looking at us.

There was a scowl plastered onto her face, full of judgment. Her eyes were stuck on Steve's arms around me, and if looks could kill, she'd have me dead in a second.

"Can you open the door for me, Bridget?" he asked, frustration laced in his voice from the way she was staring at us instead of helping.

"Of course, Stevie," she cooed, doing as she asked. He helped me in the back seat, going as far as to buckle the belt around me. My breath hitched as he did so, the proximity turning my cheeks bright red.

Bridget's face dropped as he slid in beside me and shut the door behind himself. She opened it right back, "What are you doing, Steve? Your spot is up front!"

"I'd rather sit back here with Y/N and make sure she's okay. Come on, we should get going. I'm sure she's ready to shower and rest."

She huffed, her anger embarrassingly evident, but she gave a slight nod and slammed the door, climbing into the driver's side and speeding off. My head was pounding, so I leaned on Steve's shoulder the whole time. Every now and then he'd shield me from the sun with his hands or run his fingers through my hair, keeping me as comfortable as he could.

Once we got to the fire station, he helped me out and we waved goodbye to Bridget. She gave me one more dirty look before leaving, and I hoped I would never see her again.

"There you are, Steve!" a voice joined into the mix, and I turned around to see a man about Steve's height with long curly hair approaching. He had a bag in his hand.

"Hey, Eddie," Steve greeted, "Thank you for covering my shift all night."

"All night and all morning. I'm assuming you won't be back after you take her home."

Steve looked bashful. It was cute, his cheeks turning red and his eyes averting downward.

"I promise I'll make it up to you, man. I just couldn't leave her, she needed me," he rushed out an explanation and I couldn't stifle my giggle.

"Yeah, sure she did. Come on, dude, I'm not mad. I needed the hours anyway and I'm not like you, I don't have a ton of beautiful women begging me to escort them to the hospital. My Friday night was all free."

"I don't have a ton of them either," Steve cried out defensively, "Just the one."

"Well then get her home before she decides she doesn't neeeeeeed you anymore," the other man, Eddie, winked then and turned to me, "Oh, by the way, I'm Eddie. Steve's best friend, confidant, life saver, shift coverer. I'm the reason he could be with you all night."

His tone was joking, so I played along, "Oh, well thank you so very much. I would've just died without him. As a matter of fact if he leaves my sight I'm sure I'll faint."

"Marry her," Eddie deadpanned, turning to Steve with the most ridiculously serious look on his face. The only response he got was an eyeroll. "Okay, whatever, get out of here. Here's the rest of your stuff, and what we managed to get out of Y/N's car. You can make the shift change up to me later." He handed Steve the bag and glanced my way, "And Y/N, I'm sure I'll be seeing you again. Until then, I'm glad you're okay."

Steve pulled his keys out of the bag, clicking them. A truck beeped across the parking lot and he wrapped his arm around me, helping me over to it.

The last we heard of Eddie was a scream over the parking lot, "Oh and Steve, put some clothes on that poor girl!"

He glanced down at my ripped up dress and blushed.

"Here," he handed me his turnout jacket, "Put this on."

I did as he asked and slipped back into his arms, allowing him to lift me into the passenger seat. I liked the way the material felt on me, warm and loose. It smelled of smoke but it also smelled of cinnamon and something muskier, all Steve.

As he pulled away, I decided to make small talk. It was a ten minute drive back to my house and I didn't want it to be awkward. Not that a single moment we'd already spent together had been. Steve had a way of making me feel like I was finally safe at home.

"Bridget and Eddie seemed nice," I commented. Obviously, I didn't mean the first part but I had a sinking feeling that Steve and Bridget were something of an item and I didn't want to upset him.

"Eddie is a great guy. We've known each other forever, and he's always had my back." He paused for a moment, "And Bridget was awful to you today. You don't have to pretend she wasn't."

"I just thought you and her were probably friends, or maybe even a thing, and I didn't want to say anything mean about her just in case," I smiled softly, apologetically.

"We're not. But she wants to be. She's a uniform chaser. She doesn't know the first thing about me other than my job."

"Do you get that a lot? Girls that are only interested in you because of what you do?"

"More often than you'd think. But it's okay. I guess it's better than not being wanted at all."

"You think if you were something else, something more boring, girls wouldn't want you?" My brows were furrowed in confusion. How could a man so wonderful have such a gaping insecurity?

"I didn't feel that way at first, but I guess I've become cynical over time."

"Well, I'm cynical with the best of them and I'm telling you that you're wrong," I started, "Don't get me wrong. The turnout gear is ruggedly sexy. Straight out of a calendar, really. But I wouldn't have wanted you to come to the hospital with me if you were any other fireman. I wanted you there because of how you made me feel. Safe, and taken care of."

Silence filled the air. I don't think he knew how to respond.

"What about you?" he finally asked, "That was a nice dress before it was ruined. You must've been on quite a date."

"I wouldn't call it that," I stared at my lap, color rising in my cheeks.

"Didn't go well?"

"It's not that, it's just... I wasn't really interested in him."

"What was wrong with him?"

"You ask a lot of questions," I breathed out a laugh, wanting a subject change. I felt shame, like if Steve found out the kind of men I date and why, he would drop me off and forget about me. I didn't want that. I craved more of him. More of his time, and his headspace. I hadn't known him long, but it's hard not to swoon over a man who spends hours of his time taking care of you.

"I'll stop. For now."

Shortly after he said that, we pulled into my driveway. He helped me out of his truck and into my house, commenting on how cute he thought everything was.

"Where's your bathroom? I'm gonna get the shower running for you," he turned to me and said.

"Oh," I blushed, "You don't have to do that. Really. I can manage to get around."

"I want to. I told you I would take care of you, and I'm not doing it halfway. Now should I go looking until I find it or are you gonna tell me where it is?"

"My room is down the hall, the bathroom is in there," I smiled shyly.

He didn't waste a second, pulling me back into him and let me lean on him the entire way there. I leaned against the sink as he looked around, taking the room in.

"A bath would probably be better than a shower. You're still weak, I don't want you to slip and hurt yourself."

I didn't respond, I just watched him as he turned the faucet on and felt the water, adjusting until the temperature was perfect.

"Thank you," I finally said as he finished up and stopped the drain.

"Of course. You gonna be able to get from the tub to the bed?" he asked me.

I giggled, nodding, "I think I'll manage."

"Okay... if you have any trouble or need anything, you're welcome to call me."

"How am I gonna do that without your number?"

His face went red, a silly smile crossing his lips, "Of course. You're right. Here."

He slipped his phone out, pulling up the screen to create a new contact and handed it to me. I quickly typed in my name and info and handed it back. He called me once, hanging up as soon as it rang, and nodded once affirmatively.

"There. Now you have mine, too."

"I'll call you, Steve."

"Yes, if you need anything at all."

"Okay."

He seemed reluctant to leave, and I was reluctant to let him, but he finally mumbled a goodbye and let himself out. I grinned into my hand, the butterflies still not settled.

I was not the kind of girl to feel things like I was feeling. I had a process, a way of getting through life, and it didn't involve getting hung up on the first handsome fireman I meet. I willed myself to come back to reality, but it was difficult. His face was stamped into my mind.

My phone pinged and I glanced down, his number filling my screen.

"I left my jacket. Can I stop by later and get it? And bring you dinner? I'd like to check on you anyway."

Any hope of coming back to reality flew out the window. I typed quickly and pressed send before I could talk myself out of it.

"It's a date."

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parttimemillionaires · 6 months

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Welcome to Our Path to Better Health, More Wealth and the Time to Enjoy it all!

Hello! I’m Alex Kokin, a retired architect, and together with my wife Marlena—a dedicated teacher—we warmly welcome you to our blog. Here, we share our journey towards a lifestyle rich in health, wealth, and balance. Our collaborative effort in the network marketing sphere has earned us the moniker “part-time millionaires,” thanks to our flourishing Network Marketing business. Although our posts might focus on our company, Three™, our insights and advice transcend any single company or industry.

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stardust-swan · 2 years

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Rich Spouses and Social Climbing - The Pitfalls

I always see posts on here from women wanting to become affluent. Which is fair. But what's frustrating is that 90% of posts are tips on how to land a rich husband.

Getting a partner with money is all very well and good. You don't want to end up being an ATM for someone with no drive to improve themselves. But a man's paycheck shouldn't be what you rely on.

A man can run out on you. He can turn abusive. He can cheat on you. I know a woman in real life, my mother's colleague, who dated a rich man and it ended miserably. She came here as a broke immigrant, got a job at a company, and started dating the millionaire founder, who moved her into his mansion and bought her all kinds of expensive gifts, including a luxury car. A pretty impressive hypergamy success story, right? Going from illegal immigrant to rich man's girlfriend?

Well, no. Her millionaire boyfriend was a jerk who beat her. Then one day he kicked her out, by bringing home a 19 year old he'd been cheating on her with who screamed at her while dragging her out of the mansion by her hair. The boyfriend gave the car and all the other gifts he'd bought her to the 19 year old. He also fired her from her job at his company (although she took him to court over that and won the case). He went on to marry the 19 year old and they had three kids, although they've since divorced.

My mother's colleague is in her 40s now. She's trying to get back with the millionaire who treated her so awfully and posts pictures of her yachting trips with him. But it's been many, many months and if he actually wanted a relationship with her again and to lavish her with anything more than inviting her on his yacht every now and then, he would have done it by now. Everyone just gossips about how pathetic it is that she keeps desperately hanging around this guy who not only obviously doesn't want anything with her beyond sex, but was also horribly abusive to her.

What I'm saying is, you can't depend on a man. Even if you meet that rich man who wants you as a wife or girlfriend, it could still crumble to pieces. Getting a rich husband doesn't guarantee stable wealthiness.

Neither does a rich wife. Sapphics, don't be complacent just because women usually don't overtly behave violently or adulterously. Sure, a lot of sapphics will treat you like a queen because in the small dating pool of women attracted to other women, they're very glad to have found another sapphic who's their type and who likes them back. But there are still plenty of wlw out there who will play you, or abuse you.

Don't rely on a spouse. You need your own money in case things take a thing for the worse, and you never know when they will. There are so many stories of women who married men who seemed to be the sweetest guy, but who changed eventually and made them feel awful. Is it worth it to be treated awfully as long as you have access to material things? Do you want to risk being suddenly left by someone and having no money of your own to fall back on?

Don't just learn about how to get a spouse with money. Learn about investing, making your own money, bonds, being financially literate. Get skills, a trade, an education, etc, so you can make your own money. Most of the women whose lifestyles are adored on here and who so many want to emulate, from Audrey Hepburn to Kimora Lee Simmons - they always had their own gigs and money! Landing a rich spouse and assuming their relationship would always go smoothly was not how they achieved their affluence - working hard on their careers was!

#hypergamy #glow up #level up #levelling up #dream girl journey #femininity

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theladygazingatemptiness · 1 year

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been noticing a sudden influx of people commenting on "you aren't entitled to free art" posts with shit like "just say you hate poor people and go op" or similar shit so I want to know when and why did y'all start assuming that indie artists you see on tumblr are millionaires with lavish lifestyles and that we use the $10 in tips we get once every five months to buy a bunch of expensive cars with or w/e

#wak #spice tag

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dgtcreative2024 · 5 months

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At the point when a Very rich person chooses to show you HOW TO Bring in Cash! "Quit LOOKIN

At the point when I clear up for individuals that it is important to look for our own way with our own assets, they let me know that what I'm talking about doesn't matter to everybody that not every person can be autonomous or business people. What is odd different is that what they are doing doesn't check out, depending exclusively on work hunting, fundamentally, on the grounds that as far as anyone knows they have no other decision, I find it extremely dangerous to have just a single kind of revenue.

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harrytheexplorer · 2 years

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Books to Read to Become a Millionaire

Millionaires is a dream that most people want to achieve, however, only a handful of people achieve it. Millionaires have several streams of income which reduce their risk and increase their income. Most women, however, settle for a comfortable life. There are many books you can read to earn more money and make a change in your lifestyle. The book Secrets of the Millionaire mind is a great read for understanding the mindset of wealthy people. The book explains how they approach money , and how their habits are shaped by their childhood. Our parents are our primary model in the management of our finances. The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind can help you build habits that will lead to financial success. The author has learned the art of personal financial management and shared his knowledge with millions of people. To help people keep in check their spending habits, he created a financial app for personal use called EveryDollar. Dave was a former bankrupt who had the ability to change his financial circumstances and turn into millionaire. He offers strategies to assist you in becoming debt-free and earn wealth. The best method to attain wealth is to master your mind. Learn the tricks of the trade and overcome any mental obstacles that hinder you from earning the money you want to make. The book will show you how to save money and invest it wisely. This book will not just assist you in building wealth but also tackle the common misconceptions regarding millionaires. The Secrets of the Millionaire Mindset can be a fantastic method to gain an understanding of how wealthy people make their money. It can help you set goals and formulate strategies to achieve these goals. This book can be useful for those looking to establish a company. If you are interested in learning more about millionaire lifestyles, The Millionaire Next Door is a fantastic book. The authors have studied households in the United States and have identified the behaviors of successful people. The author shares the secrets of making it a millionaire, and shows you how to avoid costly mistakes. The classic book, Think and Grow Rich was published in 1937. It has assisted many people to become wealthy than any other. This book is highly recommended for women who wish to succeed. Napoleon Hill spent 25 years studying the lives of a few of the most successful people of his day, such as Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison. Then, he discovered the 13 steps to making money.

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themillionairethinking · 10 months

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Financial Education: Mastering Money for Millionaire Mindset

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Do you want to achieve financial freedom and live your dream life? Do you want to learn how to manage your money effectively and grow your wealth exponentially? Do you want to develop a millionaire mindset that will help you overcome any obstacle and seize any opportunity? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this blog post is for you. In this post, I will share with you some of…

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How to Stand Out on a Millionaire Dating Site: Tips for Success

Joining a millionaire dating site can be an exciting opportunity to connect with successful and like-minded individuals. However, given the exclusivity and competitive nature of these platforms, it's crucial to present yourself in a way that stands out. Whether you're new to the world of elite dating or looking to enhance your existing profile, these tips will help you make a memorable impression and increase your chances of success.

1. Craft a Unique and Engaging Profile

Your profile is your first chance to make a great impression, so it's essential to create one that is both unique and engaging. Here’s how to do it:

Compelling Headline: Start with a headline that captures attention. Avoid generic phrases like "Looking for Love" or "Successful and Single." Instead, opt for something that reflects your personality and what you’re looking for, such as "World Traveler Seeking a Partner for Life's Grand Adventures" or "Ambitious Entrepreneur Searching for a Meaningful Connection."

Authentic Bio: Your bio should give a glimpse into who you are, what you value, and what you’re seeking in a partner. Be genuine and let your personality shine through. Instead of just listing your accomplishments, share stories or insights that reflect your character and interests. For example, instead of saying, "I love traveling," you could say, "I once took a spontaneous trip to Tuscany to explore my love for Italian cuisine and culture."

Clear Intentions: Be upfront about what you’re looking for in a relationship. Whether you’re seeking a serious relationship, companionship, or just exploring, clarity will help attract those who share your goals.

2. Choose High-Quality Photos

Photos are one of the most important elements of your profile. On a millionaire dating site, the competition is high, so you need to ensure that your photos reflect your best self.

Professional Quality: Consider using professional photos that are well-lit and high-resolution. A mix of formal and casual shots can give a balanced view of your lifestyle.

Variety: Include a range of photos that showcase different aspects of your life. For example, you might have a photo of yourself at a formal event, another engaging in a favorite hobby, and one more in a relaxed, natural setting.

Avoid Overly Edited Photos: Authenticity is key, so avoid using too many filters or heavily edited images. Your photos should represent the real you, while still showcasing your best qualities.

3. Highlight Your Unique Qualities

To stand out on a millionaire dating site, it’s important to highlight what makes you unique. This could be your career, hobbies, values, or even a distinctive perspective on life.

Showcase Your Passions: Whether it’s a passion for philanthropy, a love for adventure, or a dedication to personal growth, make sure these aspects of your life are reflected in your profile. People are often drawn to those who are passionate and committed to their interests.

Be Specific: Instead of saying you enjoy "the finer things in life," get specific about what that means to you. Perhaps you’re a wine connoisseur who loves exploring vineyards around the world, or maybe you’re an art enthusiast who enjoys curating a personal collection. Specific details help others get a clearer picture of who you are.

Tell Your Story: Everyone has a story, and sharing yours can make your profile more engaging. Talk about how you got to where you are today, what drives you, and what you’re looking forward to in the future.

4. Be Confident and Assertive

Confidence is attractive, especially in the high-stakes world of millionaire dating. However, there’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance, so it’s important to strike the right balance.

Confident Language: Use positive and assertive language in your profile. Instead of saying, "I think I might be a good match for someone," say, "I’m looking for a partner who shares my love for adventure and meaningful connections."

Showcase Your Accomplishments: Don’t shy away from highlighting your achievements, but do so in a way that reflects humility and grace. For example, you could say, "I’ve been fortunate to build a successful business that allows me to give back to causes I’m passionate about."

Express Your Standards: Be clear about the qualities you value in a partner and what you’re looking for. This helps set expectations and attracts those who meet your criteria.

5. Engage in Meaningful Conversations

Once you’ve created a compelling profile, the next step is to engage in meaningful conversations with potential matches. On a millionaire dating site, thoughtful communication can set you apart from others.

Personalized Messages: Avoid generic opening lines like "Hi, how are you?" Instead, tailor your messages to the individual’s profile. Mention something specific that caught your eye, such as a shared interest or a unique aspect of their bio.

Ask Thoughtful Questions: Show genuine interest by asking open-ended questions that encourage deeper conversations. For example, "I noticed you love sailing—what’s your favorite destination for a sailing trip?" or "You mentioned you’re passionate about entrepreneurship—what’s the most rewarding part of building your own business?"

Be Patient and Respectful: Building a connection takes time, so be patient and respectful in your interactions. Don’t rush into personal topics or make assumptions. Instead, allow the conversation to unfold naturally and at a comfortable pace for both parties.

6. Stay True to Yourself

In the world of millionaire dating, it can be tempting to portray yourself in a way that you think others want to see. However, authenticity is key to building a meaningful and lasting connection.

Be Honest About Your Intentions: Whether you’re looking for a long-term relationship, a serious commitment, or simply companionship, be honest about your intentions. This helps attract like-minded individuals and sets the foundation for a genuine connection.

Stay True to Your Values: Your values are an integral part of who you are, and it’s important to stay true to them in your interactions. Whether it’s integrity, kindness, or a commitment to personal growth, let your values guide your behavior on the site.

Don’t Compromise on What Matters: While it’s important to be open-minded, don’t compromise on the qualities that are most important to you in a partner. If shared values, mutual respect, and emotional connection are crucial to you, make sure these are at the forefront of your search.

7. Invest in Yourself

Standing out on a millionaire dating site isn’t just about how you present yourself online; it’s also about investing in your personal growth and well-being.

Focus on Self-Improvement: Continuously work on becoming the best version of yourself. Whether it’s through education, fitness, or personal development, investing in yourself not only boosts your confidence but also makes you more attractive to others.

Cultivate a Balanced Lifestyle: Success and wealth are important, but so is balance. Make time for relaxation, hobbies, and spending quality time with loved ones. A well-rounded life is not only more fulfilling but also more attractive to potential partners.

Stay Open to New Experiences: Be open to new experiences and opportunities that come your way, both in your personal life and on the dating site. Whether it’s trying a new hobby, traveling to a new destination, or meeting someone outside of your usual type, staying open-minded can lead to unexpected and rewarding connections.

Conclusion

Standing out on a millionaire dating site requires a combination of authenticity, confidence, and strategic presentation. By crafting a unique and engaging profile, choosing high-quality photos, and engaging in meaningful conversations, you can make a memorable impression and increase your chances of finding a meaningful connection. Remember, the key to success lies in being true to yourself, staying grounded, and focusing on building a genuine connection with others. By following these tips, you’ll not only stand out but also set the stage for a fulfilling and rewarding relationship.

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How to setup your own Dropshipping business with 0 investment | Millionaire Secrets

Starting a dropshipping business with no investment seems to be just a dream come true, but it is easier than you might expect. Dropshipping is an innovative business model that makes it easy to do business without keeping any inventory, and it's one of the easiest entry points into e-commerce. Here is how to do it—peppered with a few millionaire secrets for that edge.

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Step 1: Find Your Niche

A profitable niche will be the base of a successful dropshipping business. Do not go for a broad market; find a hot niche where there is more demand and less competition. Using Google Trends, niche research websites, and going deep into trends in social media, find that untapped market. The trick will be to find that niche which will respond with fervor and passion to their pocketbook, such as eco-friendly products, pet accessories, or unique fashion items.

Step 2: Source Products Without Spending a Dime

The next step is to find suppliers who offer quality products and reliable shipping. A good place to start is AliExpress, Oberlo, or Spocket. First, negotiate with a supplier who could dropship on a test basis. Approach them with a fantastic business plan to prove your case and let them know the volume you could hit if the sales start coming in. This way, you can start without any upfront costs.

Step 3: Open a Free Online Store

An online store can be set up with or without spending a lot of money. You can use free platforms such as the trial version of Shopify, Big Cartel, and WooCommerce for WordPress. These are customizable templates that do well to design an online store layout and not need a developer to fix. Another insider tip: launch a one-page store to cut costs and concentrate sales on one or two winning products.

Step 4: Market Your Shop Using Social Media

Marketing is important, yet it need not be costly. Social media sites like Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest do well in creating a buzz around your product line. Post engaging content with demos, testimonials, lifestyle shots—all of which will draw in your desired target market. Millionaire dropshippers often start by reaching out to micro-influencers who are willing to promote products in exchange for free samples. This method not only saves money but also builds trust with your audience.

Step 5: Search Engine Optimization

SEO will help drive traffic to your store organically, which means you don't need to pay for ads. Concentrate on long-tail keywords relevant to your niche, and ensure that your product descriptions, meta tags, and image alt texts are optimized. Additionally, set up a blog right within your store—great content relevant to whatever you're selling will get you good SEO ranking. Remember, millionaires invest in content that ranks well and drives traffic over time.

Step 6: Scale Up Gradually

When things are moving along and you start to actually make some money, reinvest it back into your business. It might mean increasing the number of products on offer, investing in paid advertisement to reach more people, or even improving the functionality on the website itself. Millionaire drop shippers know the importance of scaling wisely, so don't rush through it all. Focus on what's working and get rid of what isn't, while always looking to improve your operations.

Final Thoughts

A zero-investment dropshipping venture is all about smart and strategic decision-making. Build up your store in a niche and give it a great online presence, making further refinements once you see a good result. Apply these secrets that millionaires use to create a cash cow business on the cheap. Remember, the way to get wealthy in dropshipping is not just by working hard but also by working smart.

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Top 5 Books to Master Money - A Reading List for Financial Success

Financial success is a goal shared by many. These books are eye-opening and offer many views on the subject of wealth and management. Looking for story-driven explanations of important money lessons? Clason's stories will help readers create a healthy connection with money. The advice he offers is useful for anyone wanting to make the most of their financial situation. 1. The Millionaire Mind It is a book anyone who is interested in learning how to handle their money effectively should be reading. Kiyosaki utilizes the tale of his own childhood and two fathers, one who was wealthy and one who was struggling to help readers understand the financial mindset and mentality necessary for building a life filled with wealth and happiness. You will learn how to invest and save, as well as strategies for financial freedom and making smart decisions. The Millionaire Mind explains how self-made millionaires accumulation of wealth did not do it by living an ordinary life, and how they make use of their expertise to invest smartly even during times of recession. This book will help you establish an abundance mindset that will propel your financial success. 2. The Richest Man in Town This book offers a refreshing alternative to many other personal finance books that are extremely technical. This timeless classic provides timeless wisdom on how to accumulate wealth preservation, sharing and preserving. Learn important concepts like being mindful of your spending, seeking advice, and investing to earn a profit. The book is the culmination of Tony Robbins' decade-long research. He spoke with some of the world's leading billionaire investors and then compiled their top tips for ordinary people to secure financial freedom. This guide is practical for people of every income level that is easy to comprehend and apply. The book is easy to read an ideal resource for anyone who wants to be able to manage money without sacrificing leisure and lifestyle. Ramit Sethi outlines a no-guilt ethos and a comprehensive six-week plan that covers banking, saving, budgeting and debt. 3. The Millionaire Next Door This book challenges preconceived assumptions about wealthy Americans. Through decades of study as well as case studies Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko show that millionaires live in average neighborhoods and drive older cars. They also avoid excessive usage of credit cards and place a greater emphasis on financial savings over spending. This classic book teaches the principles of real wealth accumulation. The importance of prudence is at the core of the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement. This book demonstrates how living below your means can enable anyone to reach their goal of financial independence and a quick retirement. This is a must read for anyone wanting to accumulate wealth and lead an enjoyable life. However, it's not so helpful for people looking for practical budgeting and investment guidance. The first edition of this book had a tendency to be a victim of the survivorship bias and focused on people who already achieved the status of millionaires. The Next Millionaire Next Door by Sarah Fallaw, a follow-up to the original book deals with this issue by using more of a sample to limit the amount of survivorship. 4. The most wealthy woman in town If you are looking for a little inspiration to get over financial stress This book will provide it in abundance. Instead of offering an elaborate plan, it suggests to look within and set financial goals aligned with your personal values. George Clason’s faux-biblical stories have inspired investors since the 1920s. This book follows his suggestions. This book shows you how to increase your wealth by making charitable donations and avoiding debt.

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Tony Robbins spent ten years researching the book and speaking to billionaire investors about their best strategies for building wealth. This book is for anyone who wishes to attain their financial goals, no matter if they are seasoned investors or need some basic advice. The book also provides tips for overcoming obstacles such as unemployment or health crises. 5. The Most Rich Girl in the World It is essential to know how to manage your money, whether you're looking to retire with ease, begin an entrepreneur-driven business, or even give more generously your family and friends. There are numerous books that provide practical tips and inspiring stories that will help you along your journey. Kiyosaki's book that has caused controversy questions the American dream of homeownership. The book focuses on how to become financially intelligent by focusing on the things that matter most in your life. He also provides tips for making savings and avoiding credit card debt. This book offers a practical guide for creating a budget as well as a financial plan that is in line with your own goals. Readers say Singletary's advice is a great tool for newcomers to the field of finance, as well as for seasoned investors seeking a refresher course. It's like having someone who knows how to guide you through the complexities of money management. All credtis to YouTube

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Top 5 Books to Achieve Financial Success

A book on personal finance is an effective way to change your financial routine. You'll be able to gain assets, lower risk and invest wisely. The most effective financial books for beginners show you how to save as well as invest, budget and pay off debt. They will also inspire you to work towards your goals and become financially independent. 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki A classic among books on personal finance The best-selling book in the market offers many tips on achieving financial success. Kiyosaki utilizes the father-son bond that he has with his father and his wealthy friend's father to give useful information on investing and constructing assets. The main message of this book is that it's not the amount you make, but the way you earn and manage it that makes you rich or poor. Kiyosaki says that the wealthy earn their money by doing their work, whereas middle-class individuals work hard to earn their money. This book isn't like the other popular finance books. It's a quick and simple to read. You'll be able to grasp the concepts and apply them to your own life. It also emphasizes the importance of not accumulating financial debt and staying clear of the race by spending less than you earn. 2. Your Money or Your Life, by Vicki Robinson and Joe Dominguez The book has been a popular choice for those seeking to shift their perspective on money and create wealth. The authors of this book have been living the principles they lay out for more than 50 years. Carl Richards demystifies financial planning in this bestselling guide which helps readers develop a one-page financial program that aligns with their values. He also provides advice on the process of paying off the debt, saving for retirement and tracking your finances online. If becoming debt-free is your main goal, then The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey should be on your to-read list. The book provides a road map to financial independence using the snowball method. This book is a must be read by anyone wanting to break free from the cycle of. He also stresses the need to invest in low-cost index funds. 3. The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey If you're trying to be debt-free or just beginning saving this book is a great place to start. This book breaks managing your money down into smaller steps. It encourages readers simplify their routines so they don't need to rely on their own willpower. This bestselling book has more than 5,300 five-star reviews. It looks at the habits of millionaires to show that it's not just wealth that creates wealth, but rather how individuals decide to invest and spend their money. Ramit Sethi, a personal financial specialist who is well-known for his best-selling books and Netflix series is a specialist in his field. Sethi breaks down personal finances into simple steps. From maximizing credit card rewards to auto-payments He assists his readers. He also advocates an investment with low cost and high return strategy using index funds. 4. Vivian Tu, Rich AF Vivian Tu, Rich AF: A Winning Money Mindset that Will change your life The book was written by TikTok's Vivian Tu and finance expert Vivian Tu is the ultimate guide to mastering a financial mindset. Tu's Wall Street experience has given her some great tips that will help you take charge of your finances. It also urges people to reject the notion that money is the only measure of success, and instead embrace a lifestyle of financial freedom and integrity. This is a best-selling book about personal finance that's one of the most thorough. This classic from the past offers the most straightforward way to attain financial freedom. Ramsey's method of tackling the issue of debt with his "debt snowball" technique is especially profitable and effective. This book shows readers how to invest smartly to save more money and automate their savings. It is an excellent choice for beginners who are looking to improve their understanding of investing. 5. The Millionaire Next Door Robert Kiyosaki If you're looking to take their financial management skills to the higher level, this book is for you. Kiyosaki compares the financial philosophy of his biological father as well as his best friend's father. He aims to teach readers how to acquire income-generating assets rather than traditional job security, and how to understand accounting and investing concepts.

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This classic book reveals the truth about millionaires. For example, they have homes that are standard and don't spend more than they make. Millionaires do not usually pass their businesses down to their children and instead encourage them to choose secure careers in public service or in the field of education, which provide secure incomes. This book will teach you how to build true wealth by changing the way you think about money. It is a must-read for anyone looking to invest. Credits to YouTube

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