...Here We Come
John F. Kennedy held a dinner in the White House for a group of the brightest minds in the nation at that time. During the course of the hour he made the statement that: "This is perhaps an assembly of the most intelligence ever gathered at one time in the White House with the exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."
Wouldn’t that be wonderful to have a statesman like Thomas Jefferson back living at Pennsylvania Avenue? Try to think of any politician who even comes close to appreciating the truth of what Jefferson comprehended over 200 years ago. Namely that our, “Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who will not.”
America today is an exact antithesis to Jefferson’s prophetic belief and is painfully suffering the consequences! Freedom and liberty are scarce: You are regulated, formulated and dictated to from birth to death… and even after your death via estate taxes. What will it take before Americans wake-up?
Many of our readers have asked, “When are you going to hold one of your events near us?” Well, in response to your requests, Life Benefits Inc. is proud to host our first event in a city other than Salem, Oregon, our home city.
On April 16, 2011 (the day after tax day) we will be celebrating in sunny Southern California, by hosting a hands-on retreat. During the event you will have the opportunity to listen to, interact and engage with:
•Nelson Nash, founder of the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC)
•Neil Denman CPA, the IBC “resident” accountant
•Michele McFie, IBC banking specialist--- “Practical Management of Your Privatized Banking System”
•Dr. Tomas McFie, author and coach--- “Prescription for Wealth: Why You Should and Can Be Rich”
“I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” Again the sage conviction of Thomas Jefferson has come to fruition, but you can change that! You don’t have to subjugate yourself to those who continue to raid and rob you of your wealth, labor and time. Come and learn how!
Mark your calendar for April 16, 2011 and be watching because in the next few weeks we’ll be posting the exact venue for this retreat in Southern California on our web site. And like all our events, this one is sure to fill up fast because I’m sure we’ll have some of the brightest minds in the nation in attendance. Minds that comprehend and value liberty! And you will wake Americans up.
HAPPY & PROSPEROUS 2011 !
Tomas McFie
Tom has helped hundreds of families, individuals and business owners overcome the financial lies that are crippling them. Learn the truth about money and how to Become Your Own Banker . Then you can keep the money that you’re currently giving away unknowingly to others. Call toll free right now 1-866-502-2777 to purchase your copy of the book Tom uses with his clients. (Don’t forget to ask about the $100 guarantee.) Or purchase it online.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
“Truth is Out!”
Mark Twain humorously pointed out that he was different from George Washington; “I have a higher, grander standard of principle. Washington could not lie. I can lie, but I won't.”
It almost seems like yesterday that I was on the school yard witnessing the sad event of a child learning for the first time that there isn’t such thing as Santa.
Today it seems that many adults still believe in Santa, or the Tooth Fairy and maybe even the Easter Bunny. That’s because they don’t want to face reality… reality that they have been living with half-truths that have been told them about what is happening and who to trust for their own future happiness and security. The Yiddish Proverb has never been more apropos than now. “A half-truth is a whole lie.” And it is beyond difficult to plan for your future when you’ve been encouraged to believe half-truths.
“Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened” was how Winston Churchill addressed his adversaries when they baulked at facing certain facts. How strikingly candid this statement is. It seems like most folks choose to believe a lie than face reality. That they would prefer to be consoled instead of being enlightened, to be duped instead of educated and led instead of becoming free-thinkers.
But soothing, placating and appeasing can never repudiate the consequences of reality although, at times, they may appear to postpone it. And just because everyone still believes in Santa doesn’t mean that they are right, profitable or even being honest with themselves. Again to quote Mark Twain, “One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie is that a cat has only nine lives.”
So when it comes to your financial future, who do you choose to “believe in?”
• The liars who deceive the masses into believing that by benefiting the bankers, politicians and financial planners (whom you get to pay regardless if you profit or not) that you’ll profit in the long run?
• The half-truth in allowing others to manage your money for you?
• The gurus who tell you to purchase their program on your credit card before you cut up and throw it away forever?
• The misinformed who tell you to risk more so you’ll be in position to profit more?
• The fairytale about living on less and less now so you can live on even less when you retire?
• Or someone who tells you honestly how money really works and then proceeds to show you how to take control of your own money now so it can work for you both now and for your future?
You’d be surprised how many folks want to beat me up (no not necessarily physically) when I share this truth with them about money? They really must enjoy living in that make-believe world. But you know what… I sleep very soundly every night and rejoice with all those who have listened! They understand that there is no such thing as Santa, or any other “make believe.”
Merry Christmas!
Tom McFie
Contact Dr. Tomas McFie, founder/president of Life Benefits, Inc to learn more. Dr. McFie is a personal coach who has helped hundreds of individuals , become wealthier than they ever dreamt was possible by implementing the Infinite Banking Concept. To receive your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker, which Tom uses with all of his clients, contact Life Benefits, Inc at 1-866-502-2777.
It almost seems like yesterday that I was on the school yard witnessing the sad event of a child learning for the first time that there isn’t such thing as Santa.
Today it seems that many adults still believe in Santa, or the Tooth Fairy and maybe even the Easter Bunny. That’s because they don’t want to face reality… reality that they have been living with half-truths that have been told them about what is happening and who to trust for their own future happiness and security. The Yiddish Proverb has never been more apropos than now. “A half-truth is a whole lie.” And it is beyond difficult to plan for your future when you’ve been encouraged to believe half-truths.
“Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened” was how Winston Churchill addressed his adversaries when they baulked at facing certain facts. How strikingly candid this statement is. It seems like most folks choose to believe a lie than face reality. That they would prefer to be consoled instead of being enlightened, to be duped instead of educated and led instead of becoming free-thinkers.
But soothing, placating and appeasing can never repudiate the consequences of reality although, at times, they may appear to postpone it. And just because everyone still believes in Santa doesn’t mean that they are right, profitable or even being honest with themselves. Again to quote Mark Twain, “One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie is that a cat has only nine lives.”
So when it comes to your financial future, who do you choose to “believe in?”
• The liars who deceive the masses into believing that by benefiting the bankers, politicians and financial planners (whom you get to pay regardless if you profit or not) that you’ll profit in the long run?
• The half-truth in allowing others to manage your money for you?
• The gurus who tell you to purchase their program on your credit card before you cut up and throw it away forever?
• The misinformed who tell you to risk more so you’ll be in position to profit more?
• The fairytale about living on less and less now so you can live on even less when you retire?
• Or someone who tells you honestly how money really works and then proceeds to show you how to take control of your own money now so it can work for you both now and for your future?
You’d be surprised how many folks want to beat me up (no not necessarily physically) when I share this truth with them about money? They really must enjoy living in that make-believe world. But you know what… I sleep very soundly every night and rejoice with all those who have listened! They understand that there is no such thing as Santa, or any other “make believe.”
Merry Christmas!
Tom McFie
Contact Dr. Tomas McFie, founder/president of Life Benefits, Inc to learn more. Dr. McFie is a personal coach who has helped hundreds of individuals , become wealthier than they ever dreamt was possible by implementing the Infinite Banking Concept. To receive your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker, which Tom uses with all of his clients, contact Life Benefits, Inc at 1-866-502-2777.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
What If?
That is a question that many folks want to banter about when discussing the Infinite Banking Concept. What if, the government finds out about this? What if everybody starts doing this? What if this process begins to face taxation? What if, what if? The fact is “we must accept that we live in a government mandated economy and get on with it – do what we can to protect what we’ve earned and work out ways to grow our savings over the long term…taxes, although a knotty issue, are more controllable than investment returns”[i] and therefore we should focus on what we can control and not the "what ifs" in life that we can’t.
The pertinent question is, “What will happen if you keep on doing what you’re currently doing?" Honest reflection will prove that such a reality check is scarier than all the what if questions you can conjure up.
This past week Bloomberg News related. "While Americans say they strongly support balancing the budget over the next 20 years, when offered a list of more than a dozen possible spending cuts or tax increases, majorities opposed every one of them except imposing a bigger burden on the rich. What a narrow minded grasp of the solutions necessary to repair the economic impasse of today.
How can seizing money, labor or time from one sector of society in order to pass it along to another sector of society solve any economic dilemma? The fallacy of such thinking is that folks forget that “The rich are just as self-interested as everyone else. Take away their money and they dodge. They feint. They play dead. They hire lobbyists, bribe Congressmen and play the game. If that doesn't work, they hide their loot and flee.”[ii]
When that happens the poor are left poorer than ever because there is nobody left to hire them for the skills they are worth being paid. As we all have learned, "money doesn’t grow on trees.” The only way to honestly come by money is to trade your time, skill or talent for it. When all (or most) are willing to practice this way the economy takes care of itself. “The poor you will always have with you.”[iii] And there is always room for charity. When those in power determine who it is that is poor and who it is that is rich the poor only get poorer because the rich flee the scene.
So what does any of this have to do with being your own banker? Much! Learn to control your own wealth like a banker and you’ll protect your production from those who like to steal. Then you will always have enough to assist those less fortunate than yourself. Leave the control of your wealth in other hands and you give others permission to steal it. Then you’ll become one of the poor instead of a helper of the poor. Economist James Cook relates that, “The best thing you can do for the poor is not to become one of them.” Benjamin Franklin remarked, “There is no shame in being poor, only in being ashamed of being poor.” That is because “Poverty in and of itself doesn’t make men into rabble; rabble is created when poverty is joined together with an indignation against the rich.”[iv]
Tom McFie
To learn more call toll free 1-866-502-2777 and purchase your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker. (Also available at: http://www.life-benefits.com/store.htm) Then you’ll be eligible for a free consultation with Dr. Tom McFie who has helped hundreds of folks to build true wealth and generational assets.
[i] Chris Hunt
[ii] Bill Bonner
[iii] Jesus Christ
[iv] George Hegel
The pertinent question is, “What will happen if you keep on doing what you’re currently doing?" Honest reflection will prove that such a reality check is scarier than all the what if questions you can conjure up.
This past week Bloomberg News related. "While Americans say they strongly support balancing the budget over the next 20 years, when offered a list of more than a dozen possible spending cuts or tax increases, majorities opposed every one of them except imposing a bigger burden on the rich. What a narrow minded grasp of the solutions necessary to repair the economic impasse of today.
How can seizing money, labor or time from one sector of society in order to pass it along to another sector of society solve any economic dilemma? The fallacy of such thinking is that folks forget that “The rich are just as self-interested as everyone else. Take away their money and they dodge. They feint. They play dead. They hire lobbyists, bribe Congressmen and play the game. If that doesn't work, they hide their loot and flee.”[ii]
When that happens the poor are left poorer than ever because there is nobody left to hire them for the skills they are worth being paid. As we all have learned, "money doesn’t grow on trees.” The only way to honestly come by money is to trade your time, skill or talent for it. When all (or most) are willing to practice this way the economy takes care of itself. “The poor you will always have with you.”[iii] And there is always room for charity. When those in power determine who it is that is poor and who it is that is rich the poor only get poorer because the rich flee the scene.
So what does any of this have to do with being your own banker? Much! Learn to control your own wealth like a banker and you’ll protect your production from those who like to steal. Then you will always have enough to assist those less fortunate than yourself. Leave the control of your wealth in other hands and you give others permission to steal it. Then you’ll become one of the poor instead of a helper of the poor. Economist James Cook relates that, “The best thing you can do for the poor is not to become one of them.” Benjamin Franklin remarked, “There is no shame in being poor, only in being ashamed of being poor.” That is because “Poverty in and of itself doesn’t make men into rabble; rabble is created when poverty is joined together with an indignation against the rich.”[iv]
Tom McFie
To learn more call toll free 1-866-502-2777 and purchase your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker. (Also available at: http://www.life-benefits.com/store.htm) Then you’ll be eligible for a free consultation with Dr. Tom McFie who has helped hundreds of folks to build true wealth and generational assets.
[i] Chris Hunt
[ii] Bill Bonner
[iii] Jesus Christ
[iv] George Hegel
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Believing is Seeing
The late poet Ralph Hodgson rightfully penned the following words, “Some things have to be believed to be seen.” This is so contrary to what most folks think and behave like. Too many folks want to understand all the facts before they change their current behavior pattern. But is that the way life really works?
NO! I’m not talking about taking uncalculated risk(s.) Rather I am speaking of the risk(s) that we all have taken in life that have produced greater happiness, satisfaction or joy to us and those around us. For example ponder the risk you took when you asked or accepted your first date or the risk you took when you tried a new food, hair style or vacation. Or contemplate the risk you took when you decided on setting a new tradition for a holiday or business venture. Noted researcher Dr. Ellis Paul Torrance has established the fact that, “Living itself is a risky business. (And) If we spent half as much time learning how to take risks as we spend avoiding them, we wouldn’t have so much fear in life.” And that is really what it all boils down to in the end... does fear or do opportunities dictate your life?
“Life is change” says Karen Kaiser Clark. “Growth is optional.” You can either choose to grow or choose to fear but change is inevitable.
Life is full of opportunities or things to be feared, but if we live for the present and plan for the future all fear is eliminated and only the opportunities will remain. This is because the past is behind us and the future is unknown, only the present can be lived and living is doing, not anticipating. Because the future is unknown to you and you can only plan for that which is known, it becomes paramount that you believe so that you can see what is necessary to grow because growth is not just change but planned change. And if you can’t see where you’re planning to go how will you ever get there?
That is why I teach others to plan for a known future event… death. Everybody knows this to be a fact but few realize that by planning for that known future event your life present will be far more productive and successful than if you ignore or attempt to evade it. Invariably most folks plan their future around unknown risks such as market prices, stocks, bonds, political changes or weather related events. These unknowable future events inherently create a risk that is unable to be calculated and therefore leaves the plan for your future exposed too much uncertainty. Planning on the only known event of your future will eradicate all this uncertainty for your future and make your current life much more genuine and pleasurable.
One of the ways that I help you to plan for this known event in your life is through the use of properly designed life insurance. Of course, everybody knows that life insurance isn’t an investment but few people know why. Most people reason that because life insurance isn’t an investment then it must be something inherently inferior to anything else you can do. That is far from being the truth. The real reason that life insurance isn’t an investment is because all investments by nature must have an unknown risk associated with them… a risk which cannot be seen! Life insurance premiums however are scientifically calculated and determined by actuarial scientists who eliminate the unknown risks for you in their calculations. By eliminating the unknown risks you then can protect against the known which liberates you to plan for your future. And because of your planning you are empowered to utilize your cash values which build inside your life insurance product to enhance your current standard of living, benevolence and philanthropy far beyond whatever you could have ever done otherwise.
But you have to learn to believe because too many people just can’t see it that way. And that’s okay because growth is optional. Choose wisely.
Tomas McFie
Dr. Tomas McFie founded Life Benefit$, Inc. to share with others the truth about wealth. He is a widely sought after financial coach and public speaker. If you’d like to purchase the book Becoming Your Own Banker or have Dr. McFie speak for your group contact him at: http://www.life-benefits.com/contact.htm or 1-866-502-2777.
NO! I’m not talking about taking uncalculated risk(s.) Rather I am speaking of the risk(s) that we all have taken in life that have produced greater happiness, satisfaction or joy to us and those around us. For example ponder the risk you took when you asked or accepted your first date or the risk you took when you tried a new food, hair style or vacation. Or contemplate the risk you took when you decided on setting a new tradition for a holiday or business venture. Noted researcher Dr. Ellis Paul Torrance has established the fact that, “Living itself is a risky business. (And) If we spent half as much time learning how to take risks as we spend avoiding them, we wouldn’t have so much fear in life.” And that is really what it all boils down to in the end... does fear or do opportunities dictate your life?
“Life is change” says Karen Kaiser Clark. “Growth is optional.” You can either choose to grow or choose to fear but change is inevitable.
Life is full of opportunities or things to be feared, but if we live for the present and plan for the future all fear is eliminated and only the opportunities will remain. This is because the past is behind us and the future is unknown, only the present can be lived and living is doing, not anticipating. Because the future is unknown to you and you can only plan for that which is known, it becomes paramount that you believe so that you can see what is necessary to grow because growth is not just change but planned change. And if you can’t see where you’re planning to go how will you ever get there?
That is why I teach others to plan for a known future event… death. Everybody knows this to be a fact but few realize that by planning for that known future event your life present will be far more productive and successful than if you ignore or attempt to evade it. Invariably most folks plan their future around unknown risks such as market prices, stocks, bonds, political changes or weather related events. These unknowable future events inherently create a risk that is unable to be calculated and therefore leaves the plan for your future exposed too much uncertainty. Planning on the only known event of your future will eradicate all this uncertainty for your future and make your current life much more genuine and pleasurable.
One of the ways that I help you to plan for this known event in your life is through the use of properly designed life insurance. Of course, everybody knows that life insurance isn’t an investment but few people know why. Most people reason that because life insurance isn’t an investment then it must be something inherently inferior to anything else you can do. That is far from being the truth. The real reason that life insurance isn’t an investment is because all investments by nature must have an unknown risk associated with them… a risk which cannot be seen! Life insurance premiums however are scientifically calculated and determined by actuarial scientists who eliminate the unknown risks for you in their calculations. By eliminating the unknown risks you then can protect against the known which liberates you to plan for your future. And because of your planning you are empowered to utilize your cash values which build inside your life insurance product to enhance your current standard of living, benevolence and philanthropy far beyond whatever you could have ever done otherwise.
But you have to learn to believe because too many people just can’t see it that way. And that’s okay because growth is optional. Choose wisely.
Tomas McFie
Dr. Tomas McFie founded Life Benefit$, Inc. to share with others the truth about wealth. He is a widely sought after financial coach and public speaker. If you’d like to purchase the book Becoming Your Own Banker or have Dr. McFie speak for your group contact him at: http://www.life-benefits.com/contact.htm or 1-866-502-2777.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
"SUCCESS"
Michelangelo’s prayed this, “Lord, grant that I might always desire more than I can accomplish.” What a far cry from the small talk I was obliged to listen to while having one of my teeth re-crowned with a precious metal crown instead of the temporary chrome crown (an amalgam of nickel, cobalt and other metals which can incite immunological disorders,) but I digress. The small talk went like this:
•“Why would anybody want to download multiple books on a Kindle or iPad? They can’t read more than one at a time anyway.”
•“Yes, and who really reads on an airplane anyway? I know I get motion sick just thinking about it.”
And this coming from fairly competent, educated individuals! What a shame however that they should mock those who’ve chosen to better themselves with further learning and reaching higher levels of personal development through the use of technology.
Each of you started out in life having to do specific essential things in order to survive, unless you have blue blood instead of red blood running in your veins. But when you began to stretch out and accomplish things that weren’t just crucial for your survival but rather conceivable to you, you began to enjoy the beginnings of the success life has to offer. Continuing down that road you soon attempted things you once thought were unattainable. Surprisingly they are not only attainable they become realistic… even things that once seemed impossible become common… not that you should ever consider them common or insignificant but rather common as having become customary. Francis of Assisi wrote: “Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”
So the question today is this, do you want to attain wealth? Well, the route to wealth is the same route that is necessary to travel to achieve anything else in life… you have to start with you… that one constant and consistent essential in your life.
It amazes me how many folks come to me wanting me to show them how to “make” money “get” clients, customers or patients. But it would be easier for me to teach a cat how to bark, because these folks are the ones who have never taken care of the essentials in their own life and therefore the things they are wanting are impossible… for them.
So if you start with the essentials… living within your means, not spending more than you make, or making less than you spend, you will then become capable of considering the things that are possible for you to attain. And don’t confuse the essentials with the possibles in life… like cars, cell phones, computers, designer clothing, vacations etc. If you start with the things possible and never accomplish the essentials then you will never be equipped to accomplish the things which are now impossible for you to attain.
I always recommend the small but powerful little book by George Clason, The Richest Man In Babylon for those just starting their journey of success. There isn’t a better book available on how to master the essentials and move on to the possibles in your life. Millions have benefited from this great work.
Once past the essentials then Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash becomes a must for those who really desire to become successfully wealthy. You see, wealth has to reside with someone. It can reside with you or someone else and that is what Nash helps you to determine… where is your wealth going to reside?
But that’s not the end because success is a journey not a destination. Think about it, have you ever heard of too much love, too many good friends or too many positive thoughts? Well, wealth is this but much more. Love is great but wealth and love are better. Friends are wonderful but wealth and friendship is even more wonderful. And you know yourself that it’s a lot easier to be positive about life when you have some wealth to spread around with those positive thoughts.
So being successful, becoming wealthy, is a life time journey and you’ll want a good coach who’s gone where you desire to travel. I’m always surprised when I find out who is listening to whom about money. Most folks take advice regarding their finances from people who earn or who have a net worth less than themselves. This is a sure recipe for failure or to end up like the ones you are getting your advice from.
Instead you need to build relationships with those who make and whose net worth is greater than yours. At the same time don’t forget where you have traveled. Take time to reach out to those who make and whose net worth is less than your own so you can help them along on their course to greater wealth. But never forget where you are going and why you want to get there. Life is so full of opportunity that your success is unlimited if you put things in the right order… essentials, possibilities, impossibilities.
by Tomas McFie
Contact Dr. Tomas McFie, founder/president of Life Benefits, Inc to learn more. Dr. McFie is a personal coach who has helped hundreds of individuals , become wealthier than they ever dreamt was possible by implementing the Infinite Banking Concept. To receive your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker, which Tom uses with all of his clients, contact Life Benefits, Inc at 1-866-502-2777.
•“Why would anybody want to download multiple books on a Kindle or iPad? They can’t read more than one at a time anyway.”
•“Yes, and who really reads on an airplane anyway? I know I get motion sick just thinking about it.”
And this coming from fairly competent, educated individuals! What a shame however that they should mock those who’ve chosen to better themselves with further learning and reaching higher levels of personal development through the use of technology.
Each of you started out in life having to do specific essential things in order to survive, unless you have blue blood instead of red blood running in your veins. But when you began to stretch out and accomplish things that weren’t just crucial for your survival but rather conceivable to you, you began to enjoy the beginnings of the success life has to offer. Continuing down that road you soon attempted things you once thought were unattainable. Surprisingly they are not only attainable they become realistic… even things that once seemed impossible become common… not that you should ever consider them common or insignificant but rather common as having become customary. Francis of Assisi wrote: “Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”
So the question today is this, do you want to attain wealth? Well, the route to wealth is the same route that is necessary to travel to achieve anything else in life… you have to start with you… that one constant and consistent essential in your life.
It amazes me how many folks come to me wanting me to show them how to “make” money “get” clients, customers or patients. But it would be easier for me to teach a cat how to bark, because these folks are the ones who have never taken care of the essentials in their own life and therefore the things they are wanting are impossible… for them.
So if you start with the essentials… living within your means, not spending more than you make, or making less than you spend, you will then become capable of considering the things that are possible for you to attain. And don’t confuse the essentials with the possibles in life… like cars, cell phones, computers, designer clothing, vacations etc. If you start with the things possible and never accomplish the essentials then you will never be equipped to accomplish the things which are now impossible for you to attain.
I always recommend the small but powerful little book by George Clason, The Richest Man In Babylon for those just starting their journey of success. There isn’t a better book available on how to master the essentials and move on to the possibles in your life. Millions have benefited from this great work.
Once past the essentials then Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash becomes a must for those who really desire to become successfully wealthy. You see, wealth has to reside with someone. It can reside with you or someone else and that is what Nash helps you to determine… where is your wealth going to reside?
But that’s not the end because success is a journey not a destination. Think about it, have you ever heard of too much love, too many good friends or too many positive thoughts? Well, wealth is this but much more. Love is great but wealth and love are better. Friends are wonderful but wealth and friendship is even more wonderful. And you know yourself that it’s a lot easier to be positive about life when you have some wealth to spread around with those positive thoughts.
So being successful, becoming wealthy, is a life time journey and you’ll want a good coach who’s gone where you desire to travel. I’m always surprised when I find out who is listening to whom about money. Most folks take advice regarding their finances from people who earn or who have a net worth less than themselves. This is a sure recipe for failure or to end up like the ones you are getting your advice from.
Instead you need to build relationships with those who make and whose net worth is greater than yours. At the same time don’t forget where you have traveled. Take time to reach out to those who make and whose net worth is less than your own so you can help them along on their course to greater wealth. But never forget where you are going and why you want to get there. Life is so full of opportunity that your success is unlimited if you put things in the right order… essentials, possibilities, impossibilities.
by Tomas McFie
Contact Dr. Tomas McFie, founder/president of Life Benefits, Inc to learn more. Dr. McFie is a personal coach who has helped hundreds of individuals , become wealthier than they ever dreamt was possible by implementing the Infinite Banking Concept. To receive your copy of the book Becoming Your Own Banker, which Tom uses with all of his clients, contact Life Benefits, Inc at 1-866-502-2777.
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