My new book, 'What Every Man Needs to Know About Himself', will soon be published on Selar and Gumroad.
鈥婭t鈥檚 the sequel to 'What Every Man Must Know About Women' but Book Two will only make full sense if you read Book One first.
鈥媁hat are you waiting for? 馃憞
My new book, 'What Every Man Needs to Know About Himself', will soon be published on Selar and Gumroad.
鈥婭t鈥檚 the sequel to 'What Every Man Must Know About Women' but Book Two will only make full sense if you read Book One first.
鈥媁hat are you waiting for? 馃憞
Grab Book 1 here before the new release drops:
linktr.ee/marcusverum
#MarcusVerum #SelfImprovement #BookRelease
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Marriage is an achievement for women even if they say otherwise. You will rarely see an unmarried woman that is happy
The family unit: having a husband, children and a home is where women thrive
No woman is single by choice unless she has just suffered a great betrayal
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Marriage is an achievement for women even if they say otherwise. You will rarely see an unmarried woman that is happy
The family unit: having a husband, children and a home is where women thrive
No woman is single by choice unless she has just suffered a great betrayal
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If a woman isn't married before she clicks 30, she's heading to the wall.
It's so unfortunate but by age 30, if she remains unmarried for whatever reason or circumstances, she's finished.
Life is not fair. It is as cruel to older unmarried women as to broke men of all ages.
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Sir Lexy retweeted
The concept of money is quite easy and my dad broke it down for us easily.
To make money, you have to sell a product or a skill.
To lose money, you have to purchase a product or a service.
To multiply money, you have to invest.
If you do not purchase, money will not leave.
If you do not have a product or service to sell, money will not enter.
If you do not invest wisely, money will not multiply.
If your purchases are higher than your income, you go broke.
If you delay gratification, the money stays longer.
If you delay gratification but do not invest "WISELY", especially in a country like Nigeria, the money stays longer but risk losing value over time.
This is basically the summary of every finance book ever written.


