Millionaire You Could Be: What To Do To Be A Millionaire?

INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR "Do you wish to be a millionaire? Here's how. During the years of my practice as a corporate consultant, I found out that most millionaires I meet started out as ordinary as any of us are. "Here's the secret to making good-better than how they did it. It comes with a divine guarantee," says the author in an interview. A BOOK REVIEW THAT JUST ABOUT SAYS IT ALL If you haven't met a polymath (What's that?), you're not alone. Well, nor had I myself... until I met Don Edward Franklin. (If you've not seen a copy of the latest Biola University Alumni Book, chances are you're not exactly sure.) He's probably one of a kind, known to his classmates in college as a walking encyclopedia. Well, that is no longer unusual, though... because he's certainly not as smart as Google. (Google was not around then. He preceded it by a hair.) But even now, if you were around him and you did not have your laptop, it would not hurt asking him for any information you need right away. No, he is not an egghead by any stretch of the imagination. A fountainhead is more than likely descriptive of him as he thinks fresh thoughts, like-you guessed it: an ever flowing fountain-and I'm thankful that he finally took the time to write this book that anyone however ordinary he or she might be has an-easy-to-understand and easy-to-follow instruction to make good money. His priceless help is within your reach: If you and a friend will decide on impulse and go to just about any across-the-street restaurant and have lunch together, you will easily spend twice more money than to buy this book. With this title MILLIONAIRE YOU COULD BE-how in the world could you lose? If anything, it will start you thinking about becoming a millionaire. Lindley Miras, Author And Publisher