Day 1: Paperclip

I heard about the guy who traded a paperclip for only bigger and better things and wound up with a house by the end of the year. I want to experiment with this and see what happens! Will I wind up with a trash can by this time next year? or a car? I really have no expectations, but I will blog the trades made. So the rules are: I can only trade for something bigger or better, and increase the value every trade. I have to consider the monetary value of the object and the allure value; does the monetary value actually match the demand? Likely not. I will be dependent on many people giving incremental value and I sincerely hope that whatever I have, whenever I have it will be coincidentally exactly what my fellow trader needs and or desires.

I hope that blogging will widen the doors for this type of windfall.

So Day 1: Paperclip

(For those who are on the fence about whether thinking patterns effect our lives, after I changed mine I made money at the rate of 400 dollars an hour in 3 minutes: I drove by a couple of people carrying a chest, seeing a problem and a way I could help, decided to stop my car and help. Though I refused the pay, they insisted and gave 20 dollars.)