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Gulp and Go! – from “The Wealthy Spirit” “The man who leaves nothing to chance will do few things badly, but he will do ...
09/22/2026

Gulp and Go! – from “The Wealthy Spirit”

“The man who leaves nothing to chance will do few things badly, but he will do very few things.”—George Savile Halifax

I was a drama major about to graduate from college when a classmate called. An agent from Hollywood was coming to see him in a play, and he hoped I would sit next to the agent and say good things. I agreed; I was delighted to help my friend and got to meet an agent myself in the bargain.

Frank Levy was a new agent at Creative Management Associates (now ICM), one of the top two agencies in the world. We hit it off right away, discussing plays, films, and performances—and my friend, Joe, naturally. It was an enjoyable evening, although it didn’t pan out in a deal for my friend.

A week later, I got a call from Frank. His secretary had just quit and he offered me the job! I was so astonished, I almost “Yeah, butted” him out of it:
“But I don’t take shorthand.”
“That’s okay,” he said, “I don’t dictate much.”
“And I don’t type really well,” I admitted, wanting to be honest.
“That’s okay, too,” he answered, “What I really need is someone who can read scripts and write opinions on them. You can do that.”

I took a big gulp of air and plunged in. “All right. I’ll do it!” Breathlessly, I hung up the phone, amazed that I hadn’t even finished school and had my first job in Hollywood—at a top agency, too!

Reality set in my first day on the job, when I was faced with an electric typewriter. I looked all over it but could not locate the “on” switch. I went looking for help and found Sandy, another secretary.
“How do you turn this on?” I asked, pointing to the typewriter. She flipped the switch underneath the keyboard. Looking at me quizzically, she asked, “What secretarial school did you go to?”

“Oh, Sandy, I never went to secretarial school and I don’t know how I’m going to keep this job! Will you please help me?” I threw myself on her mercy, she laughed and said of course she would help, and we became fast friends from that moment on.

Soon, I was working for both Frank and Joe Funicello, Annette’s brother. Stars came and went from the offices daily, and I met many of them. But I wanted to be one of them, not their agent’s secretary. Eventually, Frank helped me get my first union acting job playing Minnie Fay in “Hello, Dolly!” with Martha Rae and I left.

And nearly 30 years later, this experience helped me get my literary agent for The Wealthy Spirit!

I had been turned down by a few agents when a woman taking my workshop put me in touch with a friend of hers, Jim Jermanok, who had once been a top executive at ICM.
When I called him, I said I used to work at ICM, too.
“What did you do?” he asked. I told him and he laughed, saying, “I know Joe Funicello!”

Synergy established, he referred me to Lisa Hagan, who became my agent. The ICM lessons are:
1. When someone offers you a job, don’t try to talk them out of it.
2. When you don’t know how to do the job, ask someone who does and follow instructions.
3. Gulp and go!
Today’s Affirmation: “All my relationships are valuable in expected and unexpected ways!”

Think Like a Zillionaire—Produce Zillionaire Results – from “Zero to Zillionaire” "I do not fix problems. I fix...
09/10/2026

Think Like a Zillionaire—Produce Zillionaire Results – from “Zero to Zillionaire”

"I do not fix problems. I fix my thinking. Then problems fix themselves." - Louise L. Hay

In her book, Marilyn and Me, Susan Strasberg recounted how she and Marilyn Monroe were walking in Manhattan one day. Marilyn wore a trenchcoat, scarf, and sunglasses, and no one took any notice of her. When Susan remarked with surprise at that, Marilyn turned to her and said, “Oh, do you want to see me be ‘her’?” Suddenly, her energy shifted, a subtle but dramatic change came over her, and she was immediately surrounded with adoring fans. She had changed her thoughts, which changed her energy, which changed the way people perceived her.

If you want to become a Zillionaire, you have to practice Zillionaire thoughts. Consciously. Out loud. Every day. Because otherwise, the negative thoughts remain your default position, and they keep you a Zero.

1. People love to give me money!

(Emphasize the word love. Relish this one—it’s hard to say without smiling!)

2. I am rich and wonderful.

(It’s not a lie—it’s telling the truth in advance.)

3. I am now earning a great big income doing what satisfies me.

(State everything in the present tense, not the future—or it’s like the sign in the bar that says “Free B**r Tomorrow.”)

4. Something wonderful is happening to me today—I can feel it!

(Use this one to ramp up your energy and FEEL IT!)

5. All my bills are paid up in full and I still have all this money.

(All statements must reflect a positive perspective. You want to visualize your bank account overflowing, not overdrawn.)

6. My positive thinking works for me, whether I believe it does or not.

(This is for the skeptics, or “realists” as they like to be called.)

7. A lot more money is coming into my life. I deserve it and will use it for my good and
others.

(You are deserving of life’s riches and when you get them, it’s really fun to share.)

8. All my clients praise me and pay me!

(Isn’t that all you want from them? “I love you—and here’s some money.” Yes!)

9. Money flows to me like water from a faucet!

(Just turn on the spigot and money pours in. And put a plug in the sink and bank part of it, too.)

10. Money comes to me easily and effortlessly, waking and sleeping.

(Making money while we sleep is what investing is all about.)

11. All my dues are paid in full.

(You don’t have to “pay your dues” any more in order to get what you want. You’ve already paid enough.)

12. Money is rushing to me from expected and unexpected places.

(I love to receive money that I’ve worked for and am expecting, but I want surprise money, too.)

13. I walk, talk, look, act, think and am rich!

(I tried to cover all the bases with this one.)

14. I am a winner—I win often, and I win big!

(Take this one with you to Las Vegas, raffles, lotteries, drawings, and prize pools of all shapes and sizes. Besides, you’re already a big winner in the lottery of life: You’re the one-in-a-zillion s***m that connected with a one-in-a-zillion egg and were born.)

15. I now receive large sums of money—just for being me!

(Think of yourself as worthy to receive money. You are!)

16. Thank you, God, for my abundant blessings.

(Thank whatever Higher Power you believe in for all that you have. Gratitude is the only thing that studies have proven increases happiness.)

17. Every day, I follow my life’s design to my heart’s desire and I find safe harbor every night.

(Promotes your life purpose, happiness, security and a perfect end to every day.)

So here’s the truth about positive thinking – you have to do it every day. The more you practice, the more natural it will be until it is a HABIT TO BE POSITIVE!

You’ll be happier, richer and more loved and loving.

Make the commitment now. It’s never too late to be what you might have been.

Think Like a Zero—Produce Zero Results – from “Zero to Zillionaire” The law of floatation was not discovered by...
09/08/2026

Think Like a Zero—Produce Zero Results – from “Zero to Zillionaire”

The law of floatation was not discovered by contemplating the sinking of things.—Unknown

When I was at the Zero end of the Zero to Zillionaire scale, I had pitiful thoughts about myself and money. I’m sure I was wearing facial expressions that announced my Zero thinking to the world.

What about you? What are your thoughts about money—the actual statements that you repeat to yourself whenever the word “money” is mentioned? Remember what your parents and teachers said about money. Is the voice in your head saying the same thing?

What did you learn from your church, synagogue, temple, or other religious or metaphysical authorities? What are the old clichés about money that you have memorized and repeated endlessly in your mind? Are they facts—or just opinions?

Here are some of the thoughts I hear most often from my class participants:

“Money doesn’t grow on trees.”

(It does if you own an apple orchard or an orange grove.)

“The love of money is the root of all evil.”

(This quote is from the Bible, Timothy 1, 6:9 and is a warning against being obsessive and putting money above spirituality.)

“A fool and his money are soon parted.”

(You’re afraid you’re the fool, right?)

“There’s never enough money.”

(Actually, Buckminster Fuller’s foundation showed that there is enough wealth in the world for every man, woman and child to have a million dollars. However, they also theorized that if it were all divided and distributed equally, the people who have all of it now would have all of it again within three years.)

“It’s just as easy to fall in love with a rich man as a poor man.”

(Not if you’re broke. Then you’ll only meet other people who are broke.)

“You can never be too rich or too thin.”

(Ridiculous. Of course you can be too thin.)

“You have to work hard to make money.”

(I know lots of people who are working hard who aren’t making any money.)

“Money can’t buy happiness.”

(People who say this are usually broke. Funny, but they usually don’t look all that happy, either.)

“It takes money to make money.”

(So if you don’t have any, you can give up all hope now? And not have to work to try and improve your lot? A handy phrase used by the resentful.)

“Cold, hard cash.”

(Ouch. Could we try “warm, friendly, moolah” instead?)

Read this list out loud and then take a look at your face in the mirror.

Do you look poor? Fearful? Hungry? Sad or anxious? Do you look angry that life hasn’t given you the gifts you deserve?

Or do you look confident, rich, and happy? You are wearing your thinking so when the subject of money comes up in conversation, what do you think you look like?

Do people read hope for the future or fear of the past on your face?

Have you ever felt out of place?Like everyone in the room was just different from you?And maybe you shouldn’t do that th...
08/25/2026

Have you ever felt out of place?
Like everyone in the room was just different from you?
And maybe you shouldn’t do that thing you planned?

230-August 18
SINGING FOR MY SUPPER – from “The Wealthy Spirit”
“Criticism didn’t really stop us and it shouldn’t ever stop anyone, because critics are only the people who can’t get a record deal themselves.”—Sir Paul McCartney

When you step outside the proverbial box, you have to be prepared for criticism.

As I went from meeting to meeting, networking my way to successful workshop enrollments, I perfected my thirty-second commercial introduction.

I always started with a song: “You’re gonna be rich tomorrow…if you take my class today,” or “We’re in the money…my clients are singing this song.”

Generally, people enjoyed the upbeat flavor of my off-beat presentations.

But then I found myself in a different networking group.

Everyone there gave a standard introduction in the exact same format: “Hi, I’m Larry. I am an attorney specializing in real estate law, I’ve been in business for twenty-five years”; “Hi, I’m Susan. I am a CPA specializing in taxes. I’ve been in business for fifteen years.”

As my turn approached, I hesitated. Maybe I shouldn’t do my singing thing in this room. Then I thought, “Nah,” and went ahead, “Money makes the world go around, that clinking clanking sound…if you want more clinking and clanking in your life, call me.” There were a few shocked faces, but mostly smiles as I looked around me.

The next time I went to this meeting, a woman came over to me. “There were complaints about you at the last board meeting!” she exclaimed. “It was felt that singing was inappropriate behavior at a business meeting.”

“Well, I have to tell you,” I replied, “that may be, but ten people came over to me after the meeting and asked for my card and six of them signed up for my workshop, so I think I’m going to keep singing!” But I knew my days there were numbered.

When I related this story to a friend, she told me about of friend of hers who was a professional singer. In search of work, she moved to Hong Kong and was invited to an office weekend party. She wrote a song for the company and sang it, after which she was asked if she would teach it to the president, whose favorite thing was karaoke. She ended up choreographing and teaching the song to the entire management team. She sang a duet with the president, who then hired her to be the cultural ambassador for the company. She now travels to all their international offices, bringing fun and morale to the company’s clients and employees. Why singing? Everyone in Asia sings—all the business people, every chance they get, all the time. There it is a huge asset to singing. She says she’s like a goddess over there.

Hmm. I think I should start planning a trip….

If you’re having trouble with the box you’re in, take yourself to a different box.
Today’s Affirmation: “There are people everywhere who enjoy the unique gifts I have to share.”

SWIMMING WITH SHARKS “If you loan someone $20 and never hear from them again – it was probably worth it.”—Unknown ...
08/18/2026

SWIMMING WITH SHARKS

“If you loan someone $20 and never hear from them again – it was probably worth it.”—Unknown

I divide the world into two groups: My People and Not My People.

My People are Dolphins—happy, friendly, and rich.

Not My People come in two species: Sharks who want to eat you—or Tuna who want to complain to you. You can tell who’s who by the way you feel after you’ve been with them, and the state of your bank account.

This is how to tell which sea creatures you’ve been swimming with:

Dolphins: You feel good and you are rich.
Sharks: You feel bad and you are broke.
Tunas: You feel tired but you broke even.

Sharks are eating machines. That is their sole purpose in life—eating. It’s not their fault—they were born like that. They are big and have big teeth—the-better-to-eat-you-with-my-dear. They are on the hunt. The music plays “Do-do, do-do” and then they pounce. The world is their oyster—literally. They see everyone else in the world as dinner. That includes you.

Sharks are are sometimes rich, but don’t enjoy their wealth because the word “enough” doesn’t exist in their vocabulary. Sharks don’t share with anybody, because their constant thought is “Me, me, me, I, I, I” so there is no room at the dinner table for anyone else except on a plate. You will see Sharks swimming alongside pirate ships and black plague ships.

There are two kinds of Sharks: Angry Sharks and Con-Artist Sharks.

1. Angry Sharks. They are completely self-obsessed. They have no empathy for other people—they just can’t tell that you have thoughts and feelings just like they do. You are food. They are angry with life and the world and are going to take it out on you. These sharks tend to scream and yell and throw tantrums in order to get their way. They will tell you everything that’s wrong with you if you give them an opportunity—like if you say, “Hello.” Powered by rage, they are fearsome to behold. They rip you apart right away.

2. Con-Artist Sharks. They are Sharks in Dolphin’s Clothing. They pretend to be your friend and imitate Dolphin behavior in order to get close to you. They have charisma, a hail-fellow-well-met bonhomie, and a ready smile—there’s no such thing as an obnoxious con artist.

But look in their eyes—you’ll see nothing but calculation. They are running numbers, figuring what you are worth and how they can take advantage of you. Their offers sound so fabulous! You suspect maybe they’re too good to be true, but what if it really is your lucky day at last and this is a fabulous opportunity for you to get rich?? So you throw your skepticism into Davy Jones’ Locker and board their Pirate Ship to search for the treasure. But you’re the treasure and now they’ve got you walking the plank into their jaws. They are your best buddy—until they slowly rip you apart.

After you’ve been swimming in Shark-infested waters, you feel hurt, wounded, and betrayed.

And usually, you are broke, too.

So look around and see who the sharks are in your life. You can throw them out. Leave the abuser, vote against the authoritarian, quit the job with the horrible boss. Find your dolphins and create joy and harmony for everyone!

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08/04/2026

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At a party given by a billionaire on Shelter Island, Kurt Vonnegut informs his pal, Joseph Heller, that their host, a he...
07/21/2026

At a party given by a billionaire on Shelter Island, Kurt Vonnegut informs his pal, Joseph Heller, that their host, a hedge fund manager, had made more money in a single day than Heller had earned from his wildly popular novel Catch-22 over its whole history.
Heller responds, “Yes, but I have something he will never have — ENOUGH.”

THE BUSINESSMAN AND THE WISE WOMAN – from “The Wealthy Spirit”
“To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful, reverent, that is to triumph over old age.”—Thomas B. Aldrich

“Getting old isn’t what it’s cracked up to be,” complained the aging rich and powerful businessman. “What’s left of my hair is gray and I have aches and pains I never had before. They never told me that.”

“Of course they told you that,” said the wise woman.

“No, they told me I’d have money, power and prestige,” he replied.

“Well, you do have that,” she said.

“But it doesn’t matter!” he cried.

“Ah,” she said. “That’s what they never told you.”
Today’s Affirmation: “I am young at heart, rich in life experience, and loving in spirit.”

This is my little cheat sheet for Republican vs. Democratic policies:

Republicans help the few: they believe in small government and low taxes that help the rich get richer

Their legislation promotes these ideals:

- Christian Nationalist (led by white male patriarchy)
- No D.E.I. (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion)
- No women’s rights (right to vote & control our bodies under attack)
- No LGBTQ rights
- No Civil Rights for POC
- No Social Security (unless privatized, i.e., run for profit)
- No Medicare (only for profit medical services)
- No Climate Change legislation
- No Workers Rights legislation
- Low services to the public
- The rich get richer

Democrats help the many: they believe in a bigger government with more taxes that help all the people have enough to live

- Big Tent to “Promote the General Welfare” of all
- Supports Freedom of Religion
- Supports Women’s rights
- Supports Civil Rights
- Supports LGBTQ rights
- Fully fund Social Security by raising the cap on taxable income
- Supports Medicare and someday a national healthcare
- Save the planet climate change legislation
- Supports Workers Rights
- Higher taxes on the wealthy to provide services to all
- A great economy for all

Yes, it’s a wonderful talent and skill to be able to make a lot of money. But they just never know how much is enough. It’s like they are playing a game with only other rich people and the contest is who is richer. This game never ends.

I’d be happy for them to play this game for all eternity…just with a cap on it so there is money left over for the rest of us to live.

It benefits them, too – they need people with money to buy their stuff!

Dear Dolphins, I’m seeing lots of posts and videos all over social media about the “Manosphere” and the “Loneliness epid...
07/14/2026

Dear Dolphins,

I’m seeing lots of posts and videos all over social media about the “Manosphere” and the “Loneliness epidemic” of young men.

Some of the video interviews of said young men give you a really clear picture of exactly WHY they are lonely. One young guy said he wanted a wife who worked and earned money, but she should also be “submissive” and run the household, do the cooking, cleaning, take care of the children, etc.

The women are NOT having it. And we love the guys who are standing up for us, too.

It reminded me of this funny exchange on Twitter about J.D. Vance’s comment about women being “childless cat ladies”.

Oh, honey, they SLAYED him!

Check this out:
Postmenopausal Women’s Epic Responses to JD Vance
JD Vance, speaking in past interviews, agreed that “taking care of grandchildren is the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female.” He also said, “We’re effectively run in this country, via the Democrats … by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices that they’ve made. And so they wanna make the rest of the country miserable too.” People who don’t have kids, he said, don’t have “a stake” in this country.

Whoops! That got the attention of a whole lot of women on Twitter, and this thread was hilarious! Here are some of my favorites:

“I find it humorous that JD Vance comes after menopausal women. Have you ever negatively interacted with a menopausal woman? And survived? We are, at best, mildly difficult and, at worst, moderately homicidal.”

“We have had kids, pets, careers and suffered through hot flash crazy hormone menopause while now dealing with aging parents. WE WILL END YOU AND SLEEP LIKE A BABY.”

“Am not in my 70s & still going thru it…bring that little scum to me. I will fold him like a fitted sheet!!!”

“We run out of f***s right around the time we run out of eggs.”

“My mother (in her 50s) had gotten into an argument with a mechanic working on her car when his boss approached and pulled him away. She overheard the boss saying, ‘Didn’t I tell you never NEVER argue with a middle-aged woman?’ We don’t take no sh*t.”

“I always said menopausal women are who they should send to war…when I went thru menopause I wanted to kill any human being that even looked at me stupid.”

“This is one of the all-time great threads. Similar to one ostensibly about makeup & skincare tips to get men to scroll by but was actually women & their allies plotting to take on the patriarchy. Lots of talk re: specific skills, weaponry & who’s bringing snax & alcohol.” “GOLD”.

“I’m in the UK and perimenopausal – just say the word and I’m packing a bag and a pitchfork.”

“I went through menopause & created an ‘if I were a serial killer’ list…sooooo.”

“Whilst I was going through menopause, the husband started each day with a blanket apology for anything he might do. It didn’t work.”

“We’ve taken up ax throwing to relieve stress. Yeah, don’t mess with us. Plus we slay at voting because we have been doing it for decades. Don’t make me cut you with my mail-in ballot.”

“And what do we say to those who claim to be so deadly they could kill a man with but a pencil?
Amateur. Who needs a pencil?

“I will fold his mo*********ng clothes while he’s still wearing them.”

“HELL TO THE YEAH!”

“We ride at dawn.”

It’s fun to be snarky and laugh at it all.

But do not think we aren’t serious about this problem. We watched Roe v Wade be overturned. We see pregnant women being unable to get medical care and dying in ER parking lots. We see the patriarchy wanting to take away women’s right to vote. We see the demand that women cure men’s loneliness.

Happy Bastille Day! It was the women of Paris who could not afford bread to feed their children who marched on Versailles and took the King and Queen prisoner.

FAFO

JOHN’S CHAIR “Ah, kindness. What a simple way to tell another struggling soul that there is still love to be found i...
07/02/2026

JOHN’S CHAIR

“Ah, kindness. What a simple way to tell another struggling soul that there is still love to be found in the world.”—A.A. Malee

Since the beginning days of the Covid lockdown, my sisters and nieces and I have had a group text chat. It’s lovely to stay in touch, share photos, memories and the little adventures of life.

This morning, Marissa said she was out walking her dog, Izzy, and suddenly heard her neighbor John, calling for help! He’s in his 80s so she hurried to turn the corner and see what was wrong.

There he was, lying on the grass because his chair had tipped over! While she helped him up he said he had been there for about 15 minutes calling for help. His wife was in the house and hadn’t heard him, poor guy.

We all chimed in how great it was that Marissa had been out walking and had heard him so she could help!

She said that John loved being outside and takes daily walks up their street. Marissa and one of the other neighbors have put benches on their yards for him to sit in and rest along the way. He typically spends time resting in each of their yards on his daily walks.

What a lovely day in the neighborhood.

It doesn’t take much to help, to love, to be kind. With all the anger, upsets, wars, poverty, disease and strife, take the time to hug someone. Give a compliment. Share a joke. Smile at a stranger. Make this path we walk a little nicer for someone.

And the magic is, it makes it nicer for you, too.

The 12-Step Program for Financial StressaholicsI was speaking at a 12-step meeting one day, and this Twelve-Step program...
06/16/2026

The 12-Step Program for Financial Stressaholics

I was speaking at a 12-step meeting one day, and this Twelve-Step program for Financial Stressaholics suddenly came to me. With a wink and a nod to Alcoholics Anonymous and twelve-step programs everywhere, here are the twelve steps to treat your money disorders – spending bulimia and income anorexia:

1. We admitted we were powerless over money—that our checkbooks had become unmanageable.
2. Came to believe that a Budget greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
3. Made a decision to turn our will, insurance, checkbooks, and retirement accounts over to the care of a Financial Advisor that we understood.
4. Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of our debits and credits.
5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our accounting errors.
6. Were entirely ready to have our Financial Advisor remove all these defects of our accounting software.
7. Humbly asked her to adjust our bank reconciliations.
8. Made a list of all persons to whom we owed money and became willing to pay them all.
9. Made direct payments to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would overdraw our bank accounts.
10. Continued to take financial seminars and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.
11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with our Financial Advisor, praying only for knowledge of her retirement plan for us and the power to invest enough money in it.
12. Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to income anorexics and spending bulimics and to practice these principles in all our finances.

Live long and prosper!

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