You could get a small loan of a million dollars from your dad. That's what Trump lied about doing.

Details, pesky details.....

Apparently there has been studies done on this subject of would you be happier if you were a millionaire. And the conclusion is;

Experts say that happiness does increase with wealth, but the correlation peaks at earning $75,000 per year. "The lower a person's annual income falls below that benchmark, the unhappier he or she feels.

I’m a millionaire, on paper. The reality is, I’d say my lifestyle is middle-middle class, at best. Most of any money I have is tied up: half in property (I own my home near Los Angeles), and half in investments, which generate a modest income. What it gets me is some freedom and some security, but not a lot of disposable cash for extravagant spending. Most people’s image of millionaires date back to pre-inflation days. I worked hard for years to get here, and am glad I saved over the years. I value that freedom and security more than any shiny baubles or chances to show off.

Something you would never have thought of.Oh well.

It is just numbers with a few more zeroes....

Marry an old millionaire with one foot in the grave. Then just wait for the other shoe to drop.

Haven't you heard?
All you need is drive and hunger and manliness and never-give-up-ance and faith, then it WILL work out for you. If it doesn't; it's because you are lazy, stupid and faithless. A non-republican.

Don't live by anyone else's rules. ?