Okay, the Powerball is up over $100 million and I am so going to play it. I can visualize all the things I would do with $1,000 so imagine $100 million. So for the joy of it, I'm gonna just tell you what I'd do with $1 million, not 100, just 1.
Q: What would you do with $1 million?
A: After finding an accountant, I would QUIT my job. Oh yeah, once the check was in my hands I would quit my job. I wouldn't talk a bunch of crap to my boss, but I would quit and never, ever, ever return. Not for a friggin' potluck, or the company picnic or anything. I really do not like my job nor do I particularly care for the people I work with. I'd go ahead and start my own business. Yep, I've always desired to own and operate a temporary agency. The agency would cater to providing low income women with entry-level job skills, daycare and even transportation.
Next, I would go to Disney World and Universal Studios. I've always wanted to go and never gone. I would spend at least two weeks in Florida with my kids, my nephews and I'd even let the teenagers bring a friend with them and stay in their own room. Oh yeah, I'd hire a babysitter to ride all the rides with the little ones so I could ride all the rides I wanted to. I'd enjoy dinner at Emeril's restaurant and have some of those cute little Mickey Mouse pancakes from that one place. Oh yeah baby. SMILE.
Once I got back from my childhood dream vacation, I would pay for my house and give it to my mom. She likes our house but it's really just the perfect size right now, but I'm sure as my kids get older, they'd like to have their own room. So, I'd get a 5-bedroom house - not a new one, I hate new construction, but one from the 1960's or 70's. The house would have to have a pool and a huge backyard. I've gotten used to my backyard and I know that I would need to have a huge enough backyard for my kids and my garden. SMILE.
Okay, then it's the total body makeover. I would have that lap band surgery and have my teeth whitened and boobs and butt lifted. Then of course nails and hair done.
Lastly, I would attend school full-time. It would be so much easier not having to worry about finances and that's what I'd do. Okay, what would you do?
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Funny, everything you listed is realistic. The idea about the agency for low-income families is amazing. If you put your mind to it, and didn't waiver in you desires, you could accomplish everything on that list in 15 years, tops! So, now ask yourself, are those the things I really want. Because they can be yours. I love your vision, I hope it comes to fruition.
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