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Horror Stories

The Beckoning Darkness (1 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Logan Walker

Founder & Owner of: A Writer’s Ambition

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, and Stories Writer

The bag tightened around my entire body as I was lowered into the icy water. I sank slowly towards the darkness below, too cold to flail or resist its menacing pull. The handcuffs, which were tightly attached to my pale hands, were the only remnants of the outside world I had left. I took a deep breath and forced myself to relax, but I knew I never would.

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Health & Fitness

Is Fitness too Expensive?  (3 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Angi Abercrombie

Founder & Owner of: Abercrombie & Fitness

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Family & Life and Health & Fitness Writer

NO it’s not!!!

This question or notion is completely absurd. The next time you hear someone say, “I just can’t lose weight because it’s way too costly,” (in a whiney whimpered voice) you have my permission to slap them back into reality!! Pla-lease!

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Poems & Poetry

The Eight Chapters (1 min read) 

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Al Saher

Founder & Owner of: Express Feeliwrity

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Stories Writer

There they fought

There they performed the spell juggernaut…. Continue reading The Eight Chapters (1 min read)  →

Other Stories

Little Things Make Your Day (1 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Pooja Soha

Founder & Owner of: Poojasoha’s Blog

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Family & Life, Fashion & Style, Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Photography, Successful Living, Travel and Writing Writer

Every evening on my way back to home from work I get to see this old couple, I’m guessing they are 50+, carrying a small speaker with loud music and bottle of orange juice and a small backpack. I just used to ignore them all these days but I have been observing them from last one week, it looks like nothing bothers them in life. I’m really not sure where they live, where they are coming from or where they are going to. They just sit in the same bus stop I go to. Continue reading Little Things Make Your Day (1 min read) →

Nonfictional Stories

Life is Like a River That’s Constantly Moving (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Nola Crow

Founder & Owner of: 4373 Fashion Lane

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Beauty and Fashion & Style Writer

“Life is like a river that’s constantly moving. It’s what we do with the River when it’s moving that counts.”

What does that even mean? Your life is a River. Whether we make a difference in our lives or not, our lives are not stopping and waiting for our choices. It keeps moving. They key to a moving river is making sure you have resources to ride the waves. If you do not have the resources, how do you get them? Ask for them. You can work to earn them.

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Health & Fitness

CounterFIT (2 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Angi Abercrombie

Founder & Owner of: Abercrombie & Fitness

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Family & Life and Health & Fitness Writer

How many times have you been deceived by the detox diet of the day? Maybe you’ve been sucked into one of the quadZILLION fake supplement shams? How many dollars have you spent on phony meal plans and workout DVD’s that have left you frustrated and abandoned?

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Writing

8 Quick Tips for Writing a Good Article (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Bisma Alam

Founder & Owner of: The Big Sleep

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Writing Writer

1. Choosing a topic.

Choose a topic that is from your areas of expertise and interests.

2. Planning.

Plan every possible thing. The more you plan the greater are your chances to be a good article writer.

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Nonfictional Stories

Turnt Down (2 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Angi Abercrombie

Founder & Owner of: Abercrombie & Fitness

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Family & Life and Health & Fitness Writer

I have a newly spry and happy go lucky 14-year-old daughter. She is in full-blown teenager mode and I find myself in the thick of this obscure awkward phase of our relationship. Parenting along side of the teenage GIRL is an odd slippery slope and sometimes a really fun precious place to be.

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Nonfictional Stories

When Killing Yourself Doesn’t Work: There’s Hope (3 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Ricky West

Founder & Owner of: College-Spiration

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Blogging, Books, Business, Education, Entrepreneur, Family & Life, Stories, Successful Living and Writing Writer

It’s been a while since I was in High School, but when I think back on my time in High School, there are certain memories that come back to the sports and clubs I was involved with, the friends I had, and the teachers that made an impact in my life, but none of these things haunt me as heavily as meeting “Chris”. We’ll call him Chris to respect his privacy. Continue reading When Killing Yourself Doesn’t Work: There’s Hope (3 min read) →

Horror Stories

Ghost Carp (3 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Gary Jefferies

Founder & Owner of: Fiction is Food

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Stories and Writing Writer

On 16 June 1980, Chris Yates smashed the U.K. carp record with a 51.5 lb. leviathan from Redmire Pool in Herefordshire, England. For years, as a young inbetweener in the late 80’s, the awe of super-sized carp remained an elusive fantasy, with captures of significantly smaller fish restricted to all things under 5 lb. Big fish were the stuff of dreams, full of magic and unattainable mystery; at least until we found Crakemarsh Pool. An old estate lake sat in the grounds of an ancient, abandoned manse crumbling in neglect and despair. One of those places that ooze yesteryear, in surroundings filled with pre-history, barrows, and Roman settlements. Where time bleeds into the present reminding us of its unstoppable march forwards deleting the past. Continue reading Ghost Carp (3 min read) →