"If we desire to gain wealth, we find that it is not a place, nor an environment. If so, all the people in one city would be rich, and the people in another city would be poor. Wealth is not the result of saving or of thrift. Many penurious people are poor; many freespenders are rich. Wealth is not due to any certain business, for men in the same business are poor and rich alike. It is something within the mind of man that makes wealth, and that something in the mind of man is the quality and type of thoughts that he entertains." - Raymond Holiwell
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