Special ULC Event for Bob Proctor
By · CommentsI recently joined the faculty of a dynamic company — the Ultimate Life Company. Now, Bob Proctor, from the movie The Secret, master of the Law of Attraction, speaker, author and life coach to thousands has asked to be the spokesman for the Ultimate Life Company.
To promote his first webinar event on 4/13, ULC is giving away a package valued at $591.78 to introduce you to the company that is changing the way people live — helping them create their Ultimate Lives in the midst of world-wide chaos and uncertainty.
They do this so you will check it out and discover why people from all over the world are joining to learn how to live their Ultimate Lives AND to make money while they are doing it.
The special event pass will cost just $3.32. Why not? Who wouldn’t be willing to invest just $3.32 and get almost $600 worth of powerful resources? Who wouldn’t at least be willing to go to the website and see what it’s about? People are afraid of risk, so ULC has taken the risk out — it’s just that simple.
You can claim $591.78 worth of life-changing resources:
–Aging Backwards: Shortcuts to Staying Young with Jackie Silber (Value $24.90)
–One Hour of Persuasion by Michael Bernoff (Value $149)
–Tools for Transformation by Mary Morrissey (Value $97)
–Single Again! Now What? with Joanie Winberg (Value $99)
–Tapping to the Top by Heidi Garis (Value $39)
–Journey to You by Steve Olsher (Value $17.95)
–Cracking the Man Code by Mat Boggs (Value $47)
–A Pocketful of Mojo by Debi Silber
–The Science of Getting Rich in Plain English by Croz Crossley (Value $49)
–and SO much more!
Your special event pass costs just $3.32 TODAY. You become a member of The Ultimate Life Company for just $3.32, and then you have until April 14th at midnight to claim everything you want.
You’ll also have until April 14th at midnight to discover just what ULC is about — why they exist, what they have to offer, and just how you can create an ongoing stream of residual income while you also create the Ultimate Life you’ve always dreamed of!
Then, at midnight on the 14th, you can either cancel your special event pass or you can remain part of The Ultimate Life Company Family for just $25 a month and take advantage of everything offered!
It doesn’t matter where you live. Everything is “virtual” — you can access it from anywhere in the world instantly.
To claim your special event pass, go to: http://www.UltimateLifeCompany.com/home/1021.
When you get through the registration process, your cost will be just $3.32 — the ULC gift to you!
Do You Have Frugal Fatigue?
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I “pinged” a poll earlier this week about results released by the Naitonal Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) to the question: Do You Have Frugal Fatigue? Here are the poll questions and results:
Do you have Frugal Fatigue?A) Yes, I am tired of pinching pennies, but will have to continue that lifestyle. 66%
B) Yes, I am tired of pinching pennies, and have decided to begin spending more. 5%
C) No, I’ve not made any spending changes in recent years. 8%
D) No, I have made lifestyle changes, but they are positive and I intend to keep them. 21%.
I’m considering that if the A’s could become D’s, it would be an awesome result. Because, really, what is the Law of Attraction and the Secret all about if not acceptance of where we are instead of fighting against what we don’t want? Acceptance allows change. Change can bring success. It feels like the 66% for Question A are complying with the lessons learned but are continuing to kick and scream. The 21% for Question D have chosen a more positive (and rewarding) lifestyle.
This is a choice between wishing things were different and accepting they are not but much good can come from the lessons learned. We will never be free as long as we are slaves to lenders. The lesson to be learned in this economy is to live within our means. It means we track expenses, create a savings plan or budget that is in line with income, and always save for the inevitable rainy day.
The article accompanying the poll summed it up like this: “Anytime a person takes control of his or her financial well-being, it’s a step in the right direction. When one in five people makes a decision to permanently alter their financial habits, presumably spending less and saving more, it potentially impacts the economy as a whole. This could be worrisome to some who encourage increased spending as a necessary component to the country’s recovery. Nonetheless, it can be argued that a financially stable household is critical to a financially stable America.”
Amen.
Why We Love Couples Counseling
By · CommentsIt’s been said the biggest cause of divorce is money troubles. I did some research last year and found that is not correct. The biggest cause of divorce is marriage!
Nonetheless, money problems rank close to the top, but the real problem is couples’ inability to effectively communicate.
When we counsel couples about money management, a natural outcome is better communication. We usually find that the one who takes care of the money is stressed out and unable to talk about it without getting mad. The other party says, “I don’t understand. I bring home my paycheck, and I expect to be able to buy something if I need it!”
When couples have a “money date” once a month, they look over everything — what they spent the previous month and what they intend to spend the coming month. With that knowledge, we often hear, “Oh, I never understood why she was so upset when I bought some fishing gear,” or “Oh, I never understood why he was so upset when I got that new pair of shoes.”
If you truly understand where your money has gone and where it needs to go, it’s easy to put off a purchase that’s not part of the plan — and it’s also possible to include a little discretionary spending fund, so you can still reward yourself once in a while.
When we do workshops, we always suggest attendees bring their spouse or another family member because the success rate goes up exponentially when you have more than one family member trying to solve the money problems!
To you best money life,
Jude
