Whether to laugh — or to cry The richest man in the world advises: This is how you survive on 200 dinars a day! The richest man in the world with as much as 74.9 billion dollars earned - Bill Gates, made an interesting statement, which made many laugh and make many angry. Although he has more money than he could spend in fifty lives, the founder of Microsoft tried to imagine how he would live if by any chance he were completely poor.
He has spent a lot of time helping the poor in Africa and knows well how people survive in extreme poverty, and now he has offered advice on how to survive on just two dollars a day or almost 200 dinars. **- I would raise chickens. First of all, chickens are easy and cheap to take care of, and I can also contribute to maintaining the health of children because they are an invaluable source of nutrients. Eggs can help fight malnutrition, and there is the possibility of selling chickens and eggs and then buying other food with that money. Chickens are therefore a good investment. Suppose a farmer starts with five chickens. One neighbor has a rooster that can fertilize chickens to have more eggs. After three months, the farmer can have as many as 40 chickens. Finally, a selling price of five dollars per chicken, which is a typical price in West Africa, can lead to earnings of over 1,000 dollars a year - Gates explained in his blog.**
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if it's just food $ 2 a day is enough to live well if you have the imagination and knowledge to use them for the right things
Its short but meaningful.. Thanks for this
He is a real man, I drank a live egg every morning while I was in the village, it is very healthy.
I knew how to survive on 200 dinars a day. We from this area seem to have somehow learned to live with as much money as we have at the moment.
Volela bih da je u stvarnosti tako. Mozda ga i poslusam , pa pocnem sa pilicima :)
It's true, chickens are a good investment. I've witnessed that with my own eyes.
That's right, chickens are the most profitable, they make a quick profit.
I don't think I'll ever have a farm!