How would you invest your money to get rich?

...or if you had the cash ready to go, what kind of business would you actually start?

Moldovan and Ukrainian pre-sales 🙂

Amy Fox97 said:...or if you actually had the cash, what kind of business would you start?

I’m guessing this question was only asked so us mere mortals can finally realize the only way to get rich is through some MLM scheme.

So, everyone just flock to Amy Fox97 and MacGregor so they can point us toward which multi-level marketing gig to join so we can finally hit it big following their "expert" advice.

And then we'll just spend and spend and spend.

Once we've burned through everything, we'll head right back to Amy Fox97 and MacGregor for more MLM tips and then we'll get RICH AGAIN!!!!!!

And we'll just go back to spending and spending.............

Man, sounds like pure paradise...

moonwalker said:I suppose this question was only ever asked so that us mere mortals could feel a bit more...

If I actually had an endless supply of money, I’d probably spend my days trying to hand out cash to all those paranoid skeptics who second-guess everything, just watching them recoil in fear because they're terrified someone is trying to pull a fast one on them. It would be a quiet sort of amusement, watching people turn down a windfall simply because they can't wrap their heads around the idea of pure luck. 😁 😁 😁

spalevski said:Selling off Eastern European women🙂

Then you'd end up behind bars while your wife is out spending your money with her lover.😁

moonwalker said:I guess this whole question was just designed to make us mere mortals finally realize that the only way to strike it rich is through an MLM scheme.

So, everyone just rushes over to Amy Fox97 and mistybear4 to ask for directions on which multi-level marketing venture to join so we can finally achieve wealth following their expert guidance, right?

And then we’ll just spend and spend and spend.

Once we've burned through every last cent, we'll head straight back to Amy Fox97 and mistybear4 for more advice on yet another networking scheme, where we will once again become ABSOLUTELY WEALTHY!!!!!!

And we'll get right back to spending and spending and spending.............

Honestly, sounds like absolute paradise, doesn't it?

😂 😂

🙏

moonwalker said:I'm guessing this question was only asked so us mere mortals could finally realize that the only way to strike it rich is through an MLM.

Actually, you missed the mark there. I wasn't trying to make a point about that—I just wanted to get people thinking creatively. And imagination can take you anywhere. 🙂

mistybear4 said:If I were shamelessly wealthy, I’d probably have some fun by trying to hand out cash to all those skeptics and idiots who always doubt everything. They'd likely be too terrified of getting scammed to actually take a dime from me. 😁 😁 😁

He he he... once I'm loaded, I'll invite ten of them to a business meeting and promise they'll walk away with, say, $333.

How many do you think would actually show up? 😁 😉

I bet most of them would just say, 'Nah, it's a scam, don't bother with those con artists...'😁

Amy Fox97 said:I’d bet most people would just shrug it off, thinking, 'Yeah, right, it's probably just some scam or some shady hustle...'😁

I remember back in the day, when Saša Zalepugin was still hosting that "Sunday afternoon" show, they used to run these hidden camera segments all the time... I recall one where they tried to swap out someone's $3.25 for their own $1.75... total bait and switch, and a huge risk too... but nobody actually dared to step up $1.75 to grab the $3.25 because everyone assumed the whole thing was rigged... 😕

😉 😁 👍

mistybear4 said:Man, I remember back in the day when Saša Zalepugin was hosting that "Sunday afternoon" show... they’d always run those hidden camera segments. One time, they actually tried to swap out people's $3.25 values for their own $1.75... just straight up scamming them (and potentially losing out)... but nobody would even dare $1.75 to grab $3.25 because everyone thought it was some kind of setup... 😕

😉 😁 👍

Well, obviously...

Back then, people had no clue that MLM existed, or that network marketing was basically the answer to all their problems.

If they’d known about it back then, they wouldn't have hesitated to trade 100 of their dollars for someone else's 10. They would've realized they could eventually fill an entire bathtub with cash from Herbalife or some other network marketing gig, and then they'd be swimming in it...

steelviper49 said:...If they knew they could just fill an entire bathtub with cash from some Herbalife scheme or whatever other network marketing scam is floating around, they'd be bathing in money.

You should probably just trademark your own little trend—"bathing" in pure stupidity... 🙂
though I suspect it might not catch on; most people can smell a bad idea from a mile away.
🙂 🙂 😂

Amy Fox97 said:...or if you had the cash, what kind of business would you actually start?

I’d just sign up under you. I’d buy every single thing you’re selling, show up to every seminar, and then drag a few thousand people along with me until they were convinced they needed it too. After that, I’d build my own convention center for my seminars. Then another one. And another...
Amy Fox97, did a bird seriously just fly over and drop a payload on your head?

Ethan Cook2 said:I want to be your distributor,

Thanks, but I'm not looking for that.

Amy Fox97, did you also get lucky enough to have a bird poop on your head today?

And you should stop being rude and quit trying to sell your creams on this forum.

Is there anything wrong with wanting to be wealthy? Some people actually believe that having money turns you into a bad person or that being rich is somehow sinful. 🙂

That’s just plain wrong. Money can be used as a tool to help those in need. But to get there, you first need a genuine desire for wealth.

Once you have that drive, your imagination kicks in, and you'll discover an honest way to build your fortune.

Money starts as a concept—that is its true, original form.

I would personally lobby members of all parties within the US Congress to ensure that MLM is outlawed completely, backed by severe multi-year prison sentences. The only acceptable way to sell such products would be through established online storefronts or major big-box retailers like Walmart 😁

If an MLM practitioner were to ring my doorbell, I would use my political influence to ensure that US Congress legalizes the carry of personal firearms just so I could defend myself against those MLM pests.

MLM products aren't meant for door-to-door sales. Our rules strictly prohibit that approach; instead, these items are available exclusively through personal recommendations, meaning you can only buy them directly from a member or via someone who belongs to the network.

I’d probably start by opening just one, but if things actually take off, maybe I'd roll out an entire chain of roadside motels—you know, like those classic American ones where you can grab a decent room for about $15.
It would be the perfect setup for travelers on a mission or, you know, people looking to cheat on their spouses.
Maybe I’d even throw in an automatic car wash while I'm at it.

If I were to suddenly strike it rich—which implies money just falling out of thin sky, because let’s face it, if you actually build a successful business from the ground up, you aren't sitting around stressing over "what happens next?"

Man, if a massive pile of cash just landed in my lap, I wouldn't be grinding away at some soul-crushing 9-to-5 ever again. Instead, I’d launch my own private investment firm. I’d hire about ten retired American executives—the kind of heavy hitters with deep international experience, not just local knowledge—and we’d hunt for promising small businesses to invest in across the States.

I’d put the word out for anyone with a killer idea to pitch me for funding. Then, I’d hand those concepts over to my veteran advisors to stress-test them and polish them into rock-solid, realistic business plans. I’d provide the entrepreneurs with both the capital and the strategic support they need, asking for nothing more than a 200 percent return on my investment within six years.

Honestly, for a truly innovative startup, a return like that is a total steal! It would give so many brilliant new entrepreneurs—the ones who have the vision but lack the resources or the actual business savvy—the perfect springboard to get things moving in the right direction.

As for my personal life? I’d buy a high-end boat, outfit it for maximum comfort with bulletproof Wi-Fi, and cruise the Atlantic Ocean while managing my empire from the deck.

Ahoj, Amy Fox97, why is it considered okay to hawk your little "lotions" on this forum while you’re out here basically killing us with talk about your dream job? It feels like a massive double standard to me. Look, I already told you I don't have an issue with people working, but when you start asking stuff like "what's your ultimate dream?"—isn't that just a sneaky way to manipulate people into your MLM? Like, suddenly we're talking about where we want to spend our money, then boom, "my teas are life-changing." We're in a thread titled Think and Grow Rich, not a sales pitch for your supplements, and honestly, it's getting on my nerves. Just be upfront. If you want to sell, sell. If you want to buy, buy. But stop hiding behind these deep, philosophical questions about our dreams to move product.

I have a vision of purchasing a seaplane and spending my days drifting between the islands of the South Pacific. I would pass the time immersed in scientific pursuits, photography, and the composition of travelogues.