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    work hard on plantations in order to make a living. Early in his lifetime‚ he created a “platonic [concept] of himself” and refused to let go of his dream (98). He successfully manipulates himself--everything from a new name to massive amounts of wealth. His love for Daisy encouraged him more to reach the wealthy state that he is in—allowing him in the future to take care of her. He creates this new person of his in order to start over his life and be the rich man he always wanted to be. A. what

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    those with less will turn against the ones with more when they flaunt their wealth and do nothing to help the truly desperate. It doesn’t make it any more right‚ but when one flaunts their wealth and are cruel to those with none‚ there can be consequences. Now that we know that pumped up kicks refers to Air Jordans‚ we can think back to when they were the height of fashion‚ the eighties and nineties. It is a sad‚ but true fact that during these two decades people were murdered for their shoes. For

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    man‚ paled against his rich dad in terms of asset building. He compares his poor dad to those people who are perpetually scampering in the Rat Race‚ helplessly trapped in a vicious cycle of needing more but never able to satisfy their dreams for wealth because of one glaring lack: financial literacy. His rich dad‚ by contrast‚ represents the independently wealthy core of society who deliberately takes advantage of the power of corporations and their personal knowledge of tax. The book’s

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    succeeding in life‚ in my opinion I would have followed on the same footsteps Kiyosaki did in following his rich dad. It is true when his poor dad says in order to get somewhere in life you have to get a good education and have a secure safe job but that really isn’t the path to become a wealth person. The rich dad’s opinion differ from the poor dad‚ he said in order to become wealth you first need to understand how money works. Based on the book rich dad poor dad it taught me and changed my mind in

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    they still are now. What some people do not accept is that a person’s quality of life is not dependent on their standard of living--to utilize an old cliché‚ some people do believe that money does in fact buy happiness. Indeed‚ some people even value wealth so much that they even believe in emulating the behaviours that they associate with being wealthy. In the story "The Standard of Living‚" the girls act as if they are rich by eating imitation "rich people" food‚ and by treating the people‚ with whom

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    but she still chooses Tom over him. Throughout the novel it is implied that Daisy is carelessly in love with Gatsby and doesn’t really care how they will end up. As Gatsby dies‚ Daisy ran away from her problem of confronting the death of her one true love. Nick seeing all of this happening to Gatsby shows him companionship towards him. Nick felt bad because he’s known that he’s gone through so much and it hurts Nick to see what has happened with Daisy and how many people that came to grieve over

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    bulk of this money was not salary‚ but rather share options which he cashed out. You then said (as the Chairman of Shoprite said in defense of the salary) that this was not for a year’s work‚ but for 40 years of work. This is sort of true. Of course it is not entirely true that Basson has never earned a cent up till today. In 2006 he broke all the records with a R 52 million salary. And if I am not mistaken he has had a couple of other record breaking salaries between then and now. In fact‚ he has probably

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    American dream has enchanted and haunted people‚ drawing them from all corners of the earth to seek their own fortune and opportunity – an opportunity and hope that more often than not was dashed to the ground. The American Dream was a shining image of wealth‚ happiness‚ and prosperity‚ misguiding people with whispered promises of gleaming opulence. However‚ due to the circumstances of new times‚ the failure of the utopian so called perfect societies established on that principle‚ and the continuing unhappiness

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    to have a deceived image on the true meaning of perfection. To add the world into this idea of perfection is very difficult to understand or to even think about. A perfect world is shown as being “happy” with materialistic objects‚ for instance‚ a common thought in society is; one can be at their happiest state and success with tons of money. However‚ many do not understand that in the long term‚ money can only bring you true happiness unless you share that wealth with people you love. Other than

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    Colegio Los Nogales 10C Valeria Ortiz Essay ------------------------------------------------- Patrick Young May-09-2012 “The acquisition of money and love are both part of the same dream‚ the will to return to the quintessential unity that exists only at birth and at death.” Roger Lewis (professor at George Mason university) Love and money have been‚ for centuries‚ two issues for which people become obsessed. Some use money to get love. They

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