Your Money Starts With Your Mind - Follow Up Interview

This is a follow up video to the first interview between Tony Robbins, John Reese, and Frank Kern. Tony Robbins talks to John Reese about the mental shift he had to make in his mind to go from making $22,000 in a day to making $1 million dollars in a day 'setting a new standard' for the industry. Watch this 16 minute interview here.

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Your Money Starts With Your Mind - Watch This Interview

In this interview Tony Robbins meets with two very successful students, Frank Kern and John Reese. Both of them are self-made multi millionaires who made their fortunes by selling products on the Internet. What’s particularly interesting about both of them is that neither had any “real” education. Neither one finished college and they both went from being broke to becoming wealthy.

And they still continue to thrive in today’s economy. So the purpose of this interview is to uncover the traits that successful people have in common. Specifically, the traits that cause them to take massive action and follow through. As you’ll see, the solution is really quite simple and available to us all.

Interview with Tony Robbins, Frank Kern, and John Reese

Only Great Minds Can Read This..

Only great minds can read this.

This is weird, but interesting!

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As of Friday August 14, 2009, FDIC is Bankrupt

It was eventually going to happen, despite what all the financial gurus and experts out in the market were saying. Here is a clip from an email that I got from an expert in the financial arena.

As of Friday August 14, 2009, FDIC is Bankrupt

As late as in the end of April just before the release of the bank stress tests, … After three new bank failures last Friday (The Friday before last), the FDIC’s Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) diminished by another $185 million for a total remaining balance of $648.1 million…

Tonight's Bank Failures (Last Friday):

Dwelling House Savings and Loan Association, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The FDIC estimates that the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) will be $6.8 million.

Colonial Bank, Montgomery, Alabama
The FDIC estimates that the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) will be $2.8 billion.

Union Bank, National Association, Gilbert, Arizona
The FDIC estimates that the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) will be $61 million.

Community Bank of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona
The FDIC estimates that the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) will be $25.5 million.

Community Bank of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada
The cost to the FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund is estimated to be $781.5 million.

If indeed $641 million was all that remained of the DIF, the FDIC is now bankrupt. Of the $641 million left, Community bank used up 781.5 million and Colonial Bank $2.8 billion. Moreover, according to analysts at the Royal Bank of Canada the U.S still has banking failures in the thousands to face before the crisis is over.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/08/as-of-friday-august-14-2009-fdic-is.html

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Glen Beck Speaks - Do You Trust Our Government?

Did you know that you may question ever logging into another government website again? Is there a workaround to this law on the books?

Watch the video below and then commit to doing government work on public computers at your local library. If you borrow someone's computer you will put them at risk. So think creatively; not selfishly.

Help to create a buzz. You may not know what you can do to fight this but someone else might. Someone else might know people that you do not. Someone else might have knowledge that you don't have. Someone else might find a passion that you cannot.

Lets work together and at the very least --> be informed!

As a side note, most of the individuals that donate cars are middle to upper class. Which means the government has the right to backup and analyze any and all information from the citizens that are more established. Protect your money by protecting your information.

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The American Economy.. Its Safe Right?

This depends largely on what you consider to be the American Economy? Are you referring to the economy that exist within the United States or the economy that is being purchased by foreign countries at huge discounts? One spectator might very well be convinced that we are no longer able to consider ourselves an American Economy. It’s all based on ownership right? Doesn't ownership of an asset empower the owner to control that asset? Let me give you an example. Let’s say that John takes a loan from a bank to purchase his dream car but he does not physically have the title of ownership in his possession, then whose car is it really? Is it John's car or the bank's car? So why then does John run around town telling everyone 'hey look at my new BMW'? Does John really have full control of his car, as long as he still owes the bank for it?

The words we use are very powerful. If we choose to not use the correct vocabulary in our daily events, how then do we expect to identify truth from fiction on large scale events; events such as the economy?

If we accept bailout money from outside countries that have a strong interest in owning the American banking system in conjunction with an already overwhelming national debt. Is it then really still our economy? Ponder the scenario ‘what if we cannot pay back the loans’? What happens to John's car if he doesn't pay his loan back? Most of us would agree that the bank will take back John's car as collateral on the loan. What do you think will happen when we as a country cannot pay back the 11 trillion dollar national debt that we owe? Or even more frightening 'JUST THE INTEREST? You got it! The countries that loaned us the money will take their collateral to secure their holdings. This collateral is ownership in some of the major American financial institutions that play an integral part in what we call The American Economy.

What does this mean? Who can speculate? Many experts believe that our laws and rights will begin to adjust to the laws of our new owners. After all that is what they are most accustomed too. And from their perspective that is what works. After all their ways have not gotten them into our position, so their way must be right, right? So it makes sense that they would believe in their own laws and begin to enforce them.

So now let me ask you. Who is in favor of more bailouts? Who is in favor of loosing our economy to abroad? As Obama so elegantly puts it "Its Time For Change".

Let’s just hope this change is good for the US Economy and not the Global Economy.

Your House Got You Down?

The industry coins that home ownership is the best investment that we can have. If its such a great investment, than why are so many people trying to get rid of it?

Lets take a look at this picture in a little more detail.

• The government encourages home ownership because they reap large revenues from the property tax.
  
• The property developers encourage home ownership because each 'sale' puts more money in their pockets.
  
• Property Investors encourage home ownership because they reap in large profits from your speculation.
  
• Banks encourage home ownership because of the large 'interest bearing' profits that they make from your lack of patience.
  
• Employers encourage home ownership because they reap large consistent profits knowing that you are now limited in offers from their competition.
• Insurance companies encourage home ownership because by law most homes must have insurance without limits of equity.

Are you getting the picture yet? NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOU!

We all love that favorite radio station WII FM "Whats In It For Me" . If you want to know what a good investment is, then define it by leverage.

How much leverage is your house giving you? Lower taxes? Less insurance? Lower utility bills? Less labor trading work days? Lower cost maintenance? How about a bigger house? Maybe that will give you more leverage? Maybe that will put more money in your pocket? Maybe that will give you more time to learn to invest? More money reserves to multiply?

After all, property values only go up, right? Well at least your investment is protected from the risks of a bad economy, right? No chance of loosing decades of your life to a mortgage default. The banks wouldn't want to profit from your misfortune right?

Ownership does not really exist, only control does. Are you in control?

Think about it...

The Fourth Credit Bureau?

Many people think there are only three major consumer credit bureaus.

1. Experian
2. TransUnion
3. Equifax

But this is in fact NOT TRUE! Did you know that there is a fourth consumer credit bureau? Below is the link you can use to get a copy of your credit report and make sure you are in good standing. Don't let this little industry secret keep you from your financial goals.
Innovis Credit Report

Gas Meters - Can You Trust Them?

Often we run through our daily busy lives trying to manage the details of our life. Details such as gas meters from our trusted convenience shops often do not cross our mind as a money hole. Did you know that many convenience stores do not check their meters frequently? Did you know that many convenience stores even intentionally and fraudulently adjust their gas meters? How many times have you been taken and not even known it. In today's economy we are holding tightly to our money and it seems everyone else is trying to hold on tightly to our money as well. Spend the next month doing a little math before you drive away after filling up your tank. I recommend getting an even 10 gallons. If the price on the meter reads $2.25 per gallon then you should show a final price of $22.50.

So for now on, make a personal commitment to yourself to stop the gas meter at 1o gallons and do a quick math check before pumping more gas into your vehicle. If the math does not match up, then stop pumping gas and insist on an adjustment to the amount you have paid.

When you think of the money you can save with this little trick over the course of a year, its a great strategy to have in your toolkit. And better yet, demand that the meter be fixed and save someone else from this misfortune.