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If you’re looking for a financial breakthrough, there’s something you need to know.  There are no “drive thru” breakthroughs.  Breakthroughs are a process.  You are going to be directly involved in the change that can come about in your financial life.  That’s if you are willing and take action.

How cool is that?  You’re in control.  We have to stop being passive observers in our lives, especially our financial lives.  We’ve been trained to look toward government for answers.  We idly stand by and wait for The Federal Reserve chairman to utter words of prophecy.  Prophecy my butt!

Realize you’re 100% responsible for your current financial situation.  Period.  End of discussion. Understand there’s only one economy, your economy, that you can work on right now.
What action can you take?  Listening to this podcast is a start.

Action steps:
Get your free audio lesson with 5 action steps:

5 Simple Steps to Guaranteed Financial Freedom.

This episode’s title inspired from a recent Joyce Meyer iTunes episode “Getting On With Life.”

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The High Cost of Healthcare:
Inspired by newsletter subscriber Jun Arranguez’s email question: “Why was a medicine $1,500 at my local drug store, but $2,000 at the hospital?”
 
Questions:
Who is The Food & Drug Administration?
Why is healthcare so expensive?  (high technology vs high price mean price should be cheaper).
Why are drugs so expensive? (Cartel Monopoly or free market?)

Recommendation:

http://www.realityzone.com (books on health issues)

Action:
Make a commitment to improve your health.
Start with something small.
The healthier we are, the less we need the industry.

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“I was so poor growing up…if I wasn’t a boy…I’d have nothing to play with.” – Rodney Dangerfield

64 Funny, Inspiring and Stupid Money Quotes From Famous People | Wise Bread

 

To Your Financial Education,

Greg Whitaker

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Here’s an interesting article on what happens to money when it gets too old to stay in circulation.

The Destruction of Money: Who Does It, Why, When, and How? – Daniel Indiviglio – Business – The Atlantic

To Your Financial Education,

Greg Whitaker

 

To find out what The Popsicle Index is, read one of my favorite financial experts Catherine Austin Fitts:

The Popsicle Index Rant | The Solari Report Blog

 

To Your Financial Freedom,

Greg Whitaker