#10: Why Savers are Losers, The Most Important word in Selling, and Google acquires YouTube - Taylor Marek

#10: Why Savers are Losers, The Most Important word in Selling, and Google acquires YouTube

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Posted by Taylor Marek on October 9, 2006 at 4:00 pm

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For this episode I talked about the possibility of an interview with Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump over their new book “Why we want you to be Rich”.

For Finances I talked about why savers are losers. In Business the most important word in selling is why. And for Technology I talked about the possibility of Google acquiring YouTube for $1.6 billion. Little did I know at the time this episode was released, that Google had actually bought YouTube.

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