The Millionaire Wage Slave

Oh, what a miserable creature you are. You are a wage slave, your destiny controlled by others. You are a salary serf, a paycheck proletariat, a compensation captive. You can only gaze in awe at the exploits of your friend, entrepreneur Eddie, as he boldly goes forth building an empire in the used car business. When retirement time rolls around, Eddie will no doubt be a Captain of Clunkers, a Lord of Lemons, owner and master of an Empire of Engines. But you? Pahh. He must look upon you with scorn.
He would, except that Eddie is kind of busy worrying about other things at the moment. In fact, he would have trouble looking at you in any way at all, because he needs new glasses, but he can’t afford them right now. He has not been able to give himself a paycheck in months, and doesn’t know how he is going to pay his mortgage. That used Mercedes that he recently bought on a whim threw a rod, and he just found out that an employee has been stealing from him.
In fact, when he sees you sitting there with no employees, paid vacation, a great health insurance plan, and never missing a paycheck, he might be tempted to think that you are the lucky one. But he takes solace in one, unalterable fact – he is building a business empire, and you are not.
Except that you are. By passively investing in hundreds of great, professionally managed companies; without even breaking a sweat.
If being an entrepreneur is not your cup of tea, then this book is for you. Being an employee of a business rather than its owner does not preclude you from becoming wealthy. You can build your own personal conglomerate on the side. It is simply a matter of funding that enterprise with the same urgent intensity of a cash-strapped entrepreneur. How to do that is what this book is all about.
And if this were not enough, the book also answers mankind’s most burning question – “How should I handle my portfolio in the event of an invasion by space aliens?”