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•Always know what you’re doing and why you’re doing it.

•Public opinion is overrated. If you don’t care what others think of you, you can get a lot accomplished and have a lot of fun.

•You were born with a unique package of talents and there are people and businesses that will pay for what you can do. Find them.

•If someone offers you millions of dollars for your home or business, take the money.

•If it’s not fun, either don’t do it or make it fun.

•Outside your home, always assume that someone is observing, photographing or recording you. Maybe inside your home, too.

•Taste before you add salt.

•Many things make a difference but very few actually matter.

•Everything has a price.

•Sometimes good enough really is good enough, and if you strive for perfection you’ll never complete anything.

•Always make sure your underwear and socks, stockings or pantyhose are clean and have no holes in them so you won’t be embarrassed if you are unexpectedly taken to a hospital.

•Keep your home neat so you’ll never be embarrassed to open the door for a surprise visitor.

•It’s just as easy to fall in love with a rich person as with a poor person. In fact, it’s easier.

•He (or she) who hesitates is lost.

•Lost time can’t be found.

•Nothing lasts forever.

•Don’t smoke cigarettes or chew tobacco.

•Write it down.

•The only way to win the game of life is to die while owing lots of money on insured debts.

•People who live in glass houses shouldn’t.

•With computers, if you put garbage in, you get garbage out.

•Buy low and sell high.

•Cave canem.

•Caveat emptor.

•In vino veritas.

•Que sera, sera