There are 3 types of people out there:
- People out there who have more than enough; they don’t have to worry about the dollar. Free to do whatever they want and unshackled from the chains of the dollar.
- Others are making enough; they worry about the dollar, but it’s something they have under their control. The dollar is a facet of choices and decisions they make, but they are in control of what they want to do.
- Then there are people out there that are stuck in the rut; they don’t make enough and the dollar is something they worry about constantly. The dollar runs all of their choices, it’s in control of everything they do. They are the marionette and the dollar is the puppeteer.
I AM A FIRM BELIEVER THAT THE 3RD CATEGORY DOES NOT NEED TO EXIST
The alarm rings, the morning comes and you push yourself out of bed. It’s time to grind, time to work, time to spend hours of your day making money in order to sustain yourself and your family. Day after day, year after year, decade after decade, you grind. Everyone is out there hustling every day doing all they can for that elusive dollar. We are not here to talk about the inequalities and injustices of today’s current system, we know those exist, we know some people were just dealt a bad hand, we know that life can truly be unfair. But, that isn’t what this is about, this place is here to make sure that you have the opportunity to do as much as you can with every dollar you earn. This place is here to make sure that even if you were dealt a bad hand, not all hope is lost. This place is here to make sure that you are given every tool possible to make the most of your situation.
YOU CAN BE A FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT PERSON.
It may take years, in fact, for most of you it will probably take decades, but that’s the thrill of it all. It won’t be easy, it will be a grind that you have to commit to every day. There aren’t cheat days when it comes to taking control of your finances. I promise it will be worth it. You have the power to control your own life with the dollar as a tool for your success. Let’s make it happen.
$6,500
the average amount of credit card debt each American has
21%
of Americans have nothing saved for retirement