How to make $10,000 in 20 minutes of planning

I've noticed a huge portion of Steemit is interested in coins and alt coins, and they'll put 100 dollars on this, 200 dollars on that. Why only 200, why not 500 or 1000 or 3000? Too much to risk. So I've noticed everyone wants big returns..

BUT, everyone has no money to invest. In investing chats, reading forums, looking at comments. Everyone needs money to invest. I'm going to show you a few principles and support them with facts. These principles are how the rich got rich. No, they didn't get rich through stealing. They fulfilled their civic duty to be a true capitalist (don't think Donald Trump, but think how his Grandfather got money). If you follow these principles you will have 10,000 extra dollars to invest. Look at Dash:

Only February 2014 it was .22 cents or so and had a market cap at 700,000

Compare that to four days ago:

Almost 400 dollars and OVER $3,000,000,000 market cap! That's 1,800 times gain (1,000 dollar would be 1,800,000 dollars now). If you'd had real money to invest, you'd have had those millions.

Now imagine if you had $10,000 to drop on the NEXT Dash.

Here's how you can get 10,000 dollars.

• An average American spends about $935 on their rent (JUST, rent alone). You need to live where you can have, all in, 500 dollar rent, utilities, cable and internet. Don't think that's possible?

I lived in a house, $500, that included: Fully furnished room, maid service (once a month, even made your bed and did laundry), cable, WiFi, jaccuzi, a pool, perfect air conditioning, laundry, dish washer, and garage. All 500 dollars a month.

So far that change would be 935-500 = 435 a month, or 5220 a year

• The average American spends about $8,000 on maintaining their car a year (gas, tires, oil, liquids..). That's 13500 miles a year, each mile costing on average 59.5 cents. That's every week driving about 260 miles. What if you only drove 150 miles a week? You'd save 110 miles, if each of those miles costs 59.5 cents, then you'd save (110.59552) you'd have 3400 extra dollars a year! That's not even counting if you lowered your insurance..

Now with just the idea above, you could have $3400 dollars more, but if you lower how much per cent every mile costs, you wouldn't even have to drive less, and, you could even drive more. Don't think it's possible? The lowest I've seen is about .13 to .18 cents a mile (follow me, I'll show you how to get the rates low like that).

So far that's 5220 + 3400, you're at 8620.

• Let's talk about food. Suppose you eat about 2500 calories a day. What are you eating? If it's a 5 dollar pizza from Caesar's, it's 420 calories per dollar (or 2100 calories per pizza). If you stretch that to meet your 2500 calories, that's 6 dollars a day. Eating junk food (pizza, cheeseburgers) that average 420 calories a dollar will give you $180 a month cost (6 dollars a day or so, and 30 days in a month). That doesn't sound like a lot, but look at your health after..

Suppose you're eating steak and spaghetti at home instead. Believe it or not that's 760 calories per dollar. If you eat at that price all the time, that's 3.25 a day, 98 a month. You'd save 82 dollars a month or almost $1,000 a year (and that's picking something expensive like steak, and comparing it to something that seems cheap like pizza). You can do even better than this, I've had months paying 50 or even 35 dollars for food.

So that's 9620 dollars you have, that you didn't have

• The typical American makes 30k a year. Half make more, half make less. The typical effective tax rate is 20% of that. So typically, an american will pay $6,000 in tax. I pay 15%, so if I made 30k, I'd save 1,500 dollars. Do you see how this is viable and valuable? All this takes is 20 minutes to think out. Your insurance, housing, your food, your phone, your car, your tax, what can you attack? There's money hidden all over, and that's just a start. Stay tuned for more, I'll show you how to keep 50-80% of your income. Until then,

That's $11,120 you'd have in a year. Pay me $1,120 you keep that 10,000!

Christian Capitalist