I came across this video about Obama and his wife Michelle. Being that we are middle class Americans who inspire to rich, I think the dialogue in the video is great for discussion. If you watched the recent Presidential Debates, you are familiar with the infamous “Joe the Plummer” interview. This interview sparked an interesting question about Obama’s economic philosophy.  

“Spreading the Wealth” (as he calls it) is the major (more…)

            

Today I want to take some time to discuss the bailout in regard to questions I have been receiving. Since it is still October, I want to continue to discuss fear and how we should use fear to our advantage to “pad” our bank accounts during this economic crunch or so-called recession.

Let’s first talk about the four most frequently asked questions I receive in regard to the bailout/crisis.

Question: Will I have to pay more taxes?

Answer: (more…)

            

Right now I am in the midst of putting together a recession proof action plan which I will be sharing with you in the near future. As you know, I am tired of all the “doom n gloom” about this economy and how the sky is falling. I want to show you some of the things that I am doing to take advantage of current and future market conditions. So keep posted to this blog…it’s going to be something you’ll enjoy and benefit from in the future.

While working on this action plan, I concurred that all middle class individuals need to prepare themselves for (more…)

            

If you’re like me, I’m sure you’re being bombarded with questions, opinions and “water cooler” talks of the happenings of today’s world economy. For the next few days I am going to dedicate my blog posts to this financial crisis, economic turmoil, recession or whatever it is they are calling it these days.

What I will share are real actions I am advising to my clients, hearing from my mentors and watching my successful mastermind colleagues “quickly” implement in order for them to remain prosperous. Candidly, it’s all about switching your perceived reality.

“Nothing is as it seems” (more…)