The fading superstar reinstates himself by owning a cricket team. Writing cheques to buy superstars of sports is intoxicating.
Rumours circulate that he chooses the cheerleaders himself. He is so sure they draw people to watch the events, much more than the performance of champions.
The stadium is full, but his team is losing. It may be the last match for his team.
The business reports a loss.
He invests money to make en-masse bookings for his own film. He happens to be the distributor of the film too.
He hopes it’s not the last film of his acting career.
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Money can’t buy happiness….Its can buy crazy happiness 😊😊😊
Once said by great rapper
Eminem
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That’s a good line 😀😀
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Thanks 👍👍
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Sounds like things are tough. I hope they can get better.
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Thank you, athling 😊
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Cheerleaders in Cricket? I had no idea.
Yes, age and illness can bring one down with a bang.
In reality, sports team ownership is a fine dodge of reality, at least in the USA.
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Business economics differs in different geographies.
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🙂
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Ego! Too much of it will often make you fail.
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These egotists are either trying to reach a benchmark or surpass it. Originality gives more satisfaction in being yourself, but that’s lacking.
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Some people have the luxury to fail at narcissistic ideas!
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That’s an added insight. Thank you so much!
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It’s a sad fact of human nature that we always want, need more. In some ways it’s good. It keeps us motivated and ambitious. In other ways it’s bad. When is it enough? Greed is a hungry monster.
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The saddest part is people believe and manipulation succeeds.
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There’s been quite a philosophical trend this week, and yours is added to the mix, Reena. Life beyond meteoric success, fame etc provides incredible food for thought. Where do you go to once you’ve reached the top in your field especially at a young age and these days they’re ever so more public than they used to be. Drugs seem to be another response strategy and tragically also suicide. It’s an intense rollercoaster ride.
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Yes. Drugs, unwillingness to let go of stardom, endorsements for addictive gaming apps, titillating item numbers by ageing divas ….it’s all on the menu.
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It’s betting, Reena.
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Yes.
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I read somewhere that in the batting world, the loser team gets more money. Excellent take on our self-proclaimed superhero.
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We gain insights into the world of money every day. It is much more than work and earn.
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So true.
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He’s a one-man cult of personality — in his own mind.
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Some people suffer from this syndrome, and never realise others see them differently.
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For sure, Reena.
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There is a saying: Those who can’t, teach. I’ve always felt that to be just a tad unfair, but the application here is that those who can’t, buy–if they can.
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Perfect 👏👏
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Well said, Linda.
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Never going to end well. Great post, Reena. KL ❤️
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Thanks a ton, KL!
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♥️
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He must realise he is a fraud, if the only way he can achieve success is to buy it.
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Wealth, success and fame are related. They keep experimenting with various combinations, and know that the lowest form of art sells.
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Reblogged this on https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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Money can’t buy you happiness. But it will do until they invent something better
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I would like to use this quote 😊
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I don’t think it’s mine to give away, but feel free
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Thanks 😊
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