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http://time.com/4176128/powerball-jackpot-lottery-winners/

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When winning a large windfall of money at once people tend to lose sight of what really makes them happy. Ways to avoid this from happening is to set a small limit on how much you'll spend in each months time and don't go over that limit so you don't spend all your money at once and end up going broke. Most importantly keep doing things that you enjoy, some of the things you might've done before obtaining this money.

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http://www.pursuit-of-happiness.org/science-of-happiness/

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If you suddenly obtain lots of money, try to avoid being like Gatsby. Material objects like fancy parties or diamond rings don't always do the trick at winning the hearts of your partner. Daisy didn't even show up to Gatsby's funeral, and that shows that he didn't mean much to her, only the things he bought.

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Gatsby didn't do a very good job at achieving his happiness. The artificial parties didn't do the trick. The only thing Daisy wanted was money, and Gatsby provided, but he didn't try to win her heart. The fact that they knew each other 5 years prior to the story could've been a good foundation for something special, but since Daisy was satisfied with Tom, Gatsby didn't have much of a chance anyways, and he didn't see that.

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Murray, Teresa Dixon, The Plain Dealer. "Why Do 70 Percent of Lottery Winners End up Bankrupt?" Cleveland.com. N.p., 14 Jan. 2016. Web. 30 Mar. 2017.
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How can we help people learn to spend efficiently

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How can we help people learn to spend efficiently

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make them learn to pay only 1% of what they earned in the lottery per year that will help them a lot with bills and other things they are currently down in if $20 million then $200,000 per year that is still a huge amount but you should put half ($10mil) in bank for interest.

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

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Back in Gatsby's time, everybody wanted to achieve the American Dream. Gatsby and Daisy both had different ways of achieving their own version of the American Dream. Gatsby was pursuing happiness by trying to win Daisy's affection by throwing parties. Daisy was trying to achieve liberty by finding a man who would provide money for her, so she could be free of responsibility.

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1. Fitzgerald, F. Scott, and Matthew Joseph Bruccoli. The Great Gatsby. New York: Scribner, 2000. Print.

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There's a variety of things that bring people true happiness, such as having positive thinking and mind set. Evidence shows that people who are more grateful and sanguine are happier and less stressed than those who are not. Another big thing that causes happiness is being actively involved in some sort of activity that is suited to your skills, something that you enjoy doing but still challenging to a certain extent. This state is called "The Flow". People who experience the Flow on a regular basis are proven to develop more positive traits, self esteem, and increased concentration.

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can alot money effect the way people think

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can alot money effect the way people think

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Myeroff commented. "If someone had $20 million and I asked them, 'Could you safely take out $10,000 per month or $200,000 per month to live on?' They wouldn't have a clue.", this says a lot of money can be a burden

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why are 70% of people  poorer after winning than before?

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why are 70% of people  poorer after winning than before?

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when people win the lotteries they usually have a tendency to get it at once so taxpayers take 40% of that money giving you 60% of your winnings. then they give some to friends and family like 1% each (of 60%), making their gains minute.

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Why do most people want to win the lottery?

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Why do most people want to win the lottery?

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Did you know you could stack $1.5 billion worth of $1 bills and it would reach 100 miles high. but you could also spend $40,000 per day and never run out of money for 100 years.