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A short first-person reflection about spending time at Barnes & Noble reading luxury magazines (Dupont Registry) and visualizing wealth—sports cars (Ferrari 308/348/512) and multi-million-dollar mansions—as motivation during early adulthood.
A short first-person reflection about spending time at Barnes & Noble reading luxury magazines (Dupont Registry) and visualizing wealth—sports cars (Ferrari 308/348/512) and multi-million-dollar mansions—as motivation during early adulthood.
When I turned 18 years old, I learned about an amazing place called Barnes and Noble. I would literally sit in Barnes and Noble for hours a day. In between jobs. I'd sit in there and just read Dupont Registry, read, make money at home. Books, magazines. I'd visualize me and the Ferrari 3. Back then it was the 348, the 308, the 512, all these cars. That's what I like. And then the houses. Dupont Registry. With the houses, I'd vision the mansions. I'd go to the pages in the back where it had the four pages of all the mansions. 13 million. 18 million. My mind's like, how the is this even possible?
