Money can’t buy happiness. If money can't buy happiness try being broke and see how misery can quickly put you on a sick bed.

Buying a home is a great investment. In some cases, buying a home can be a great investment, especially if the home is in a plush neighborhood and there's no mortgage attached to it. Otherwise, if it's on mortgage the bank owns the house and there's nothing you can do if the bank decides to foreclose it.

Money is the root of all evil. Actually, the correct statement says: “the love of money is the root of all evil".

You can be anything you want. The reality is that we’re not all the same and sometimes we don't get an equal opportunity in life, and even if we do, we have to struggle very hard, and sometimes fight tooth and nail.

Patience pays. This works only in some of the times, but not all the time.

Good things come to those who wait. Actually good things come to those who act.

Knowledge is power. Knowledge is static power. Otherwise all university professors would be millionaires. Applied knowledge is power.

Hard work pays. This is not always true. Otherwise casual laborers who toil daily in the trenches, and work extremely hard, would be extremely rich.

You must be really smart in order to make it in life. Many extremely successful people are not smart, but they know how to work with smart people to get results.

Getting rich is genetic. Actually, in most cases, the genes can be trained to make anyone who has the guts to become rich.

The writer is an entrepreneur, life coach, mentor, and author of: “Naked Quotes - A Collection of Selected Life Quotes”, and “WIRED For Success”.

What are some rare historical photos you wouldn't believe exist?

This one always gave me the chills, and it’s because of the story behind it.

This is a newly freed slave with a blacksmith cutting his shackle off:

This photo was taken in 1907 after Slavery was outlawed in most of the known world—but still being practiced as part of the Arab slave trade.

The British frigate had intercepted a slaving ship and freed several men.

This man was saved off the coast of Oman, just prior to being sent into longer-term slavery—by the skin of his neck.

The photo always struck me. It's one of the very rarest photos of someone being freed from slavery—literally.

Are there any facts that are extremely scary to know?

Many people died by drowning just because they didn’t know this:

Guys In a car Incase you find yourself under water in a car don’t panic

1. Don’t waste your energy trieng to push the door

2. Don’t open the window the force of water entering the car won’t allow you out

3. Take out the head rest

4. Use the steel sharp point to go and break the back window written kick out glass

The car by engineering and design is meant to float in water and the back window will always be facing exit

This can save your life

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Wang Gao Xiang was young, only 34 years old, and in the prime of her life. She had two children and was happy, living in Dashi village outside Anchoon City, a rural province.

Her husband worked in Anchor and left every morning to go to work. Wang was a housewife, taking care of her two children and keeping the house in order. But one day her belly became a little swollen and painful.

Wang was worried and knew this was not normal, so she visited her doctor. The doctor infected her abdomen, wrote a report, and gave her some painkillers that helped control the pain. But the swelling was not going down. If anything, it was getting worse, and every day the lump on the front of her body grew. It must have been frightening, as Wang’s belly seemed to be growing out of control.

At first it looked like she was pregnant, but the swelling continued and got much bigger. It also looked strange, with a very stretched navel and large dark veins running through the skin. The skin was tight and the tissues underneath felt stiff. It was now hurting more, and every day was becoming a struggle for Wang. Of course, she went back to the doctor, but he told her he had no idea what was wrong.