Is the Economy Collapsing?
March 22, 2008
I’m starting to get emails from people telling me to cash in all my assets to get away from banks with as much cash as possible.
“The end is coming so be prepared,” they say.
Something is happening in our country, you can feel it. And I agree that we are near the end. But no one knows when anything is going to happen.
Some are saying the American economy is collapsing.
It may be.
Some are saying that banks are collapsing.
They may be.
Some are saying that what is about to happen is worse than the 1929 Depression.
It may be.
If any of this is true, it is urgent that we start creating our own sources of income.
Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, said, “Divide your portion to seven or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.” (Ec. 11:2)
That means, “Don’t put all your economic eggs in one basket.”
If you have a job, you could get laid off. If you have one source of income, it could end.
So diversify slowly by doing one thing at a time to create streams so that if one dries up, six others are still providing income.
One of the best ways to do that, (and which has created 70% of the financially free in
America) is real estate.
You can create cash quickly if you know how to do it.
You don’t need money to buy a house, you need education.
If you think women are only supposed to cook, clean and birth babies, think again. What is a woman to do when her husband dies at age 47, or 36 or 25.
It’s happening way too often these days.
Look at how women are able to multi-task.
If you want to create streams of income, or if you have teenagers in the house that you would like to prepare to be financially free in our unstable economic world, teach them the basics of real estate in high school.
I don’t know anywhere else for families and homeschoolers to get real estate education for the Internet except one place. That’s because we put it together.
We have invited family-friendly experts to teach you what to know at a live 3-day event where teens are welcome.
If the future scares you, prepare for it now.
Take your teens to our once-in-a-lifetime conference on April 11-13, 2008 in
Huntsville, Alabama.
Don’t let the distance or timing keep you from being there. This information could change your life.
We’re never hosting this event again so if you are interested in real estate and are looking for wise mentors, don’t miss this opportunity. You’ll kick yourself when you hear what others who attend say.
If the economy really is about to collapse, it’s time to focus on the essential, forget about the trivial.
If you’re ready to learn more about real estate, get real education here: http://www.RealEstateDays.com
I hope to see you in
Huntsville!So many books, so little time…
Rhea!
who thinks it won’t do any good to worry; instead, get ready
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I agree that something is happening, and we don’t need to be caught off guard. However, even though real estate is great, not everyone has that interest. Will your event cover things not related to real estate?
Hey Mara,
This conference is focused on real estate.
I will be hosting a conference in August that is a general conference for Entrepreneurs.
At last year’s Entrepreneur Days Conference our topics were:
Real Estate
Internet Marketing
Stock Market
eBay
Creating eBooks
Grant Money for Business
Business Strategies
Learning to Write Website Copy
Authoring & Publishing
I’ll let you know more about our August conference later on.
Rhea!
That sounds great, Rhea. I look forward to hearing more about it. :)
And, I apologize if I sounded petty. I would love to be able to get in on the real estate market, but it’s not feasible on our income. I will keep it in mind though, for future possibilities.