Subject: 50% of her savings destroyed - what would you do in her place?

Hey! Your friend Xarah here 😎 I hope you had a good start into the new year 🥂🎉


I'm working on a few days of vacation in the mountains. Just had our Neighbors here to show them where to find the food, where all the litter boxes are and little tricks if they notice she's not eating...


My cat, Felicitas:

She's rather shy so I won't be surprised if they never see her. But I hope she'll eat after they've left. So this will be a trial vacation. If it works out we can go more often and maybe even longer.


Anyway... 🤪


Today I want to tell you a story I heard:


One day, on a financial radio show, a caller sought advice: 


"In a few months, the recession destroyed more than 50% of my savings! It took me 11 years to accumulate everything. What should I do now?" 


Wanna know what the host's answer was? 


Stick to the plan. 

Recommit. 

Rebuild.


I read a similar story in a book once and this advice always infuriates me. 


So, the typical advice fails this poor soul... 


...leaving them in tatters after 11 years of hard work... 


...and the eggspert's suggestion was to start all over again? 


Pardon me but that's a load of bull manure. 


Why? 


Because it's based on hope


Hope everything will be OK... 


Hope the economy will hold... 


Hope we won't go through another recession... 


Good luck basing your future on hope. 


Personally, I no longer hope for a situation to improve. I advise my students to do the same. After all, we've found something that works way better than "hoping". 


Do you want to know what that is? 


Just go here and check it out.

Make it a great day!


Cheers!

-Xarah

Xarah & Felicitas

PS: In case you are into Network Marketing, my new funnel is done and I let you watch all those videos for fr.ee! Am I nice or am I nice?


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