Missoni for Target Venetian Rainboots Sz 10 Pay For Daughters College Tuition

Here are a few questions. Please let me know your thoughts.

Where and when did you get the boots and what gave you the idea to use them to get tuition money?

I purchased the rain boots from a local Target, which still had plenty of stock, towards the end of last week. 

To the average American, a 400 point correction in the stock market looks like trouble in the market, but to the average millionaire stock market investor, that dip looks like a garage sale.  It’s all in your perspective.  I believe that I have ideas that outrun my counterparts, and this eBay listing is just such an idea: a business transaction with very little risk, but opportunity for big returns.

I’m studying from the materials of Peter Daniels and Bill Winston, and learning to dream big, to have a broader perspective about finances and risk, and to take action to make things happen.  Missoni mania looked like the perfect opportunity for a miracle.

Do you expect the boots to sell for $31,000?

Absolutely, all things are possible. This is a business transaction and a statement about what I believe is truly important.  Fashion week doesn’t generally have a great of an impact on my life, but the Target for Missoni boots will be a blessing when they sell.

What kind of feedback have you gotten so far?

The initial feedback was extremely negative and hateful, and included veiled threats, but for the most part the recent feedback has been positive and encouraging.  There are a lot of people who are looking for good news, and a reason to hope.  They’re cheering me on, and I’m grateful for the encouragement. Most people are looking for an opportunity to do good, I just created the circumstance for that opportunity to occur.

How many children do you have and had you saved for their college expenses?

We have two children, both adults.  Our oldest decided not to go to college yet, and works full time.  Our youngest took concurrent enrollment during her senior year and decided to pursue a degree.  We have lived frugally and have some savings, but like most Americans, it’s just not enough to cover college, retirement, and life at this point. 

What will you do if the boots don't sell?