  
Finding out where to get the money you want in life can be an easy task compared with trying to decide how one should actually live one’s life. I’m not a philosopher, I’m a researcher. And although I’ve been researching government money programs for over 25 years, I’m sure I’ve spent more of my waking hours, and even my non-waking ones, thinking about how I should live my life. I also believe that the manner in which you live your life is an important part of how successful you are going to be at getting the money you need to do what you want to do in life. I believe that, deep down, we are all scared and have no idea what we are doing. The problem is that no one seems to ever admit this. If more people would admit this, it would be a friendlier world to live in.
I didn’t get the courage to wear question mark suits until about 8 years ago in my early 50s. Now I wish I did it 30 years ago. My suits have nothing to do with some grand marketing strategy or in creating a brand. It was just a result of boredom. Life can be boring and mundane if you don’t work at trying to make it exciting. If no one is going to throw a party for you, you have to throw one yourself. Wearing these suits
has changed my life. People smile at me when I walk into a room,
even if they don’t know me from the TV commercials. It gets me free
upgrades on the airlines. I get better service at hotels,
restaurants and bars. For the first time in my life pretty girls
come up and talk to me. Where were they years ago when I had a lot
more hormones? But I’m still the same guy who flunked English in college, got picked last on the basketball team, and couldn’t get a date with any of the cheerleaders in high school Mathew Lesko's thoughts on Life. Page 2 |Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5 | Page 6 | Page 7
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