The Art of Becoming a Multimillionaire Real Estate Investor
Cherwenka
2018
Submitter: This book came from my public library. (In fact, it was purchased as a memorial book.)
So, I came across this gem in my business section. I think the back cover speaks for itself: body builder to stripper to real estate agent who then marries his “African American Wife.” There’s a lot going on here. I’m also confused as to whether this is a book about real estate investing, a biography, or a gospel. Take your pick! In fact here’s more.
Holly: Is Magic Mike doing a bicep pose, or punching her in the breast? This is a really odd choice for a memorial purchase. I’d like to have met the person it was purchased in memory of (and maybe the librarian who chose it, too).
But look! The back cover promises that it will help you “overcome yours fears” 😀
I would look at this and not care to read it.
They have the same face, just in different colors! Seriously, look at the front cover.
And the “African American” is his second wife, so did the first one die or did he ignore that thing Jesus said about not divorcing?
He ignored it eventually. But maybe the wife initiated it?
How old is this guy and how much plastic surgery/Photoshop has he had?
Never mind the plastic surgery, how many steroids has he done in his life?
He looks rather like Liberace, but is apparently less wholesome.
Liberace had actual talent underneath all the camp.
Why is he channeling Gilderoy Lockhart?
Must say, I never expected an evangelical Christian would encourage me to wear panties.
I did the first four bullets, I just forgot the last step, “Sell with large returns!”
Where was this book when I needed it?
Is that your heart telling you to leap or your lizard brain crying out for dopamine….
…it could be the baby from Eraserhead(!)
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/jan/09/scrolling-lizard-brain-primitive-mechanisms
they really look like poor quality wax figures. not like Madame Tussauds but from Costco.
I did not know Costco did wax…
Another hot tip: Don’t waste your money on shirts.