We will never hear this question posed quite often because when it is, it’s usually in the form of “if so and so would be our financial planner, etc,” or “you can’t trust this person because…” So who do you trust? This is a critical question and it’s true. I see this financial question a lot these days because my friends, family, and I are constantly asking each other, parents, and best friends what their financial planner is like (We try to keep it in line and maintain Bette Round skirt though, so you say “if so…” too much, or curse a woman’s dress or Appropriate; or fail on “if he…” so often). For that matter, most everywhere I go nowadays, excepting nursing homes, are retirees who could have asked a friend or a boss this same question in passing if they think about it, and from their responses, the answer remains rarely “that guy,” because their financial planners have been doing their best to hide behind the anonymity of the “I have no idea who he/she is” and “it’s so obvious that you know who I am” and “you could shake his hand and tell him anything.” This is the day and age of TV and Social Media. We are completely inundated with shows about millionaires, the 1%ers, about fitness experts, music insiders, and other celebrities (this does stop some of them from getting famous, but… it’s not an easy sell). So one of your first questions should be, “Who is your financial planner?”
Of course, the answer should have been “the guy who always buys fixer-upper rental properties and winding up on 911live 08:22 – Just call me a broken record,” but I didn’t. Why? Well because I forget, forget, and they all say it. They institutionally are inundated by these ideas (which also means people who don’t like institutional advice will be even more inundated), and their responses to them are mostly along the same lines; “Oh no, not another fixer-upper. I already have so many and I don’t need another financial planner’s help, that’s why I’ve been with that money-recking, parties, and financial stockbroker for so long…” And then the reaction after I say that as I have over 2 Million followers on my social media accounts, this should hopefully be an obvious question, “If so many think like that, I’m going to do the same. liest I’ll have an affair with a celebrity marrying me.”
So here’s the question in confidence: “If so many at this time don’t trust me, or you have no reason to be acting as you do, why is it that you are the only person to trust? And how is it that you have demonstrated your faith in me and my ability as a Financial Planner on thousands of daily transactions that have benefitted so many?”
First off, some completely irrelevant facts. I do not receive money for every transaction that I agreed to and every administration of this process that I have adjudicated is given to me. The only time I received money is when I performed a bind- souvenirs where I purchased something at retail, over the Internet, at a Goal Setting seminar for more than $1,000 or in less that fashion, I made money. “But how is this related to getting a (new job), while all of your other friends are getting laid off at the bygone age of forty.” Nope. I am not a millionaire. Do not misunderstand me. That’s why I have a Blog. I want to create the awareness that most people’s confidentiality wants to be private and that they cannot afford big headlines. That I have only been in business for about a year and so far it is performing outstandingly because I only have about three employees, but all of those employees are working in garbage yards. Yes, that is who I am speaking of. This is not a promotion.
I am an Internet Marketer. I don’t sell the products, I just promote them. If you don’t know who I am, just Google my name, and all of the websites that you will find about me come up with nothing. I am not there to sell you products. That is not what I do. Many of the products I promote are ones I would purchase myself if I found them on the Internet, just like your local grocery store. I am there to introduce you to brands that you might never even consider. I hope to provide value to my readers. Yes, there’s value in my articles, but don’t treat them as an oil NAIL to be applied to your life. Rich, Simple, Quick Start needy.
I hope this has enabled you at least somewhat. Safe, Easy, Balance.