The Millionaire's Manual to Manifesting Millions

Many people are completely unaware of Carole Baskin's book in which she practically boasted about her multimillionaire status. Would people knowingly donate money to care for a millionaire's collection of animals?
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Right around the time Carole Baskin, CEO and Founder of Big Cat Rescue, was still going through some strange phase involving the "Secret", she made a website dedicated to a book she was writing called "The Millionaire's Manual to Manifesting Millions."

She wrote about how she acquired her wealth among many other things. She also couldn't resist making a few statements that clearly show her desire for amassing a fortune which would make anyone wonder if she's just using exotic cats as a way to achieve that goal.
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Below is a passage from her book (emphasis added):
​I didn’t make millions writing books either, although I expect to soon. I made mine in real estate and mortgage investing and began at the age of 19. I was a multi millionaire by the time I was thirty. I gave away most of it and even more returned to me. Everything I touch turns to gold and I am not saying this to impress you, but rather to inspire you, because you and I have a lot more in common than you might realize. . . . 
​You can make the most of yourself only by getting rich; so it is right and praiseworthy that you should give your first and best thought to the work of acquiring wealth.
Why is a multi-millionaire that brags about how everything she touches turns to gold, begging people for donations to care for her animals that she had purchased and bred at the time? That is one out of many important questions people should be asking themselves regarding Big Cat Rescue's CEO.

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