The goal of The Great American Wealth Project is to help you generate incredible wealth. Unfortunately, some people think that becoming a millionaire is out of the question unless you make a hefty salary. But that's simply wrong! You don't have to be a hotshot banker... tech whiz... or CEO to become rich. As CNBC puts it, "You don't need to earn a massive paycheck to become a millionaire." For example, perhaps you've heard about the late Randy R., a Vermont janitor and gas station attendant who, unbeknownst to everyone he knew, secretly amassed a multimillion-dollar fortune. His secret: smart stock picking. His top stockholdings were Wells Fargo, Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive. At the time of his passing in 2014, Randy left $4.8 million to the local hospital... and $1.2 million to the local library. Even his family was shocked to find out he was a wealthy man. "I don't think anybody had any idea he was a multimillionaire," Randy's stepson told the Brattleboro Reformer. And then there's the story of Ron G., who passed in 2017. Ron, a self-proclaimed "simple man," bought $1,000 worth of Walgreens shares more than 70 years ago. He figured people would always need things like medicine and makeup. Smart move! By the time he was in his 90s, his Walgreens shares were worth more than $2 million. An outdoorsman and scoutmaster for 60 years, Ron decided to gift those shares to the Illinois Audubon Society, which used them to establish a 400-acre wildlife refuge. I share these stories with you today because at The Great American Wealth Project, you'll discover the power of smart investing... And how just one great stock can change your life. And you'll also discover the details on the next #1 megastock that could mint you a fortune. Don't miss it. Regards, George P.S. You can walk away from the event with a "Great American Wealth Blueprint" chock-full of valuable items - including a new bestselling book. See how to claim it HERE! | 
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