I Know Where the Money Went

16-Jan-2019 One of the problems I am encountering in presenting my system is that it seems people quite often do not want to be instructed on how to handle their money. It is along the lines of 'I know how to deal with my money for many years - I don't need someone to tell me how!' The truth is in most cases we are free to make bad decisions about money and we have little in the way of tactics or strategies to make good decisions about money. In my case, I did not do an analysis of our money until I was in my 60's and had been 'downsized' in 2008's great financial recession.

January 7, 2019 How would you like me to make you smart? Given that you have average intelligence, using my system can provide personal benefits and structure to you and your family's life. This includes strategies and tactics for successful utilization of your personal finances, your social interactions and your commitments past, present and future. Using driving a car as an analogy, one looks 'down the road' about 94% of the time, one looks at the speedometer about 5% of t...he time and one looks at the gas gauge about 1% of the time. 'Looking down the road' is equivalent to meeting ones financial and personal commitments current and future, the speedometer is equivalent to how fast your household assets are being consumed and the 'gas gauge' is equivalent to how much assets are still available (savings, income, etc.) My system works it minimizes financial errors and errors in personal commitments. It ensures that you make the right things happen at the right time. In my opinion that makes one pretty smart! See more