To be Middle-Class is to be 'Average'. It's average INCOME followed by an average LIFESTYLE, producing average RESULTS. [TweetThis]

For those of us who've made it to the Middle-Class today, producing average results is not what has got us here. So why is it that once we actually make it to the middle-class, we tend to settle or to believe that we have "arrived".

In this episode you're going to be learning from Bonnie Cribbs who is a rising Network Marketing Super-Star. He shares his Journey with you, how he got to where he is today and what you need to do, to do the same.  

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The most frustrating thing that can happen to anyone who wants to become an entrepreneur, is to have no business ideas! [TweetThis]

If you find yourself in this situation right now, this episode is specifically for you. 

I learned of this specific business industry sort-of by mistake but it has proven to be the key stepping stone to many of the skills that I now have an an Internet Entrepreneur.

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I've often mentioned on this podcast the importance of owning Gold (and Silver) to protect yourself from the Inflation that is being produced by the Federal Reserve today and to protect yourself from the massive rise in prices that will be coming back to the United States when Governments around the world start dumping their dollars in pursuit of physical and tangible assets.

Yet, a larger percentage of the Middle Class does not buy gold or silver. Why?

As business owners, we want to make more money. So why is that most are not willing to protect it? [TweetThis]

On this episode, I cover the Top 3 Reasons why most Middle-Class Americans and Internet Entrepreneurs do not buy gold.

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I've ofter heard those stories of entrepreneurs who were grinding it away and struggling to make things happen in their businesses. 

Then all of a sudden they were laid-off from their day-job or perhaps the learned they had a baby on the way and all of a sudden they were driven to produce results from a whole different perspective, and then that's when they had their major break-through. 

Is that what it takes?  

Do we have to have our backs against the wall to be have that major breakthrough in our lives or businesses? [Tweet This]

I have my own thoughts on this and in this episode I explain my reasoning. 

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Since the Great Recession the Federal Reserve has been creating massive amounts of Inflation to fight the Deflationary effects that resulted - the Fed believes Inflation is a good thing.

The truth is - It is! For them. 

The Fed and the Government absolutely hate deflation and are doing everything in their power to fight, not because it's a good thing for you but because it's a good thing for their agenda, even though deflation is a good thing for people who are on set wages - like the poor and the elderly. And even you. 

Deflation is what actually allows you to be able to buy more things even though you may not have necessarily had in increase in your wages or your salary.

Well, the Fed is fighting that very thing, as we speak. They don't want you to have the things. They want to keep them all of themselves and there is 4 specific reasons why.

Although the Fed fights Deflation and produces massive Inflation "For the Central Banks of the world the debate is over. Gold is Money - nothing else." [Tweet This]

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As Entrepreneurs we sacrifice this more than probably anything else in our lives. We buy into the trendy idea that "Those who work the hardest and who can work the longest are the ones who reap all of the rewards in business".

Sure - as an entrepreneur you're going to have to put in some skin in the game but sacrificing this one thing can actually hurt is more than help us as entrepreneurs. 

It can prevent us from being able to focus, identifying mistake faster, making better and faster decisions and probably more importantly, it can prevent us from retaining the will power that is so critical to anyone who has decided to embark on an entrepreneurial journey.

What am I talking about? Sleep.

It turns out that sleep is not only important for your health but it's critical for your ability to learn. #NewClassRising #047 [Tweet this]

This is a must listen for anyone who struggles with the idea that to be better in business, they need to work more and sleep less. 

If this is you, you could not be anymore wrong. 

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Society and the World is often robbed of greatness because people are not brave enough to speak and stand for what they believe.

New products are never built, new services are not offered, new ingenuity and new software products are never delivered because of the FEAR that paralyzes the people behind the thoughts and ideas.

Are you robbing the world of something today?

Is your fear of becoming the next best-selling author, software developer, product creator, service deliverer or public speaker preventing you from actually taking action on those goals?

On this episode I share with how to identify that fear that's keeping you in your Comfort Zone

Is your fear just telling others that you're going against the Herd and that you will become a successful entrepreneur? #NewClassRising [Click to Tweet]

And my #1 tip for breaking out of the comfort zone that's keeping your from achieving greatness.

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On this episode I interview Jake Ball from ChildrensBookStore.com. 

Jake is a former Congressional Staffer who started his first day in Washington D.C on 9/11/01.

We all know and very vividly remember what happened 13 years ago to the day and he spent the next 12 years in Congress until he could't take anymore.

He knew he had a passion for Reading and the Arts and had the idea to revolutionize and disrupt the way Children Book Fairs were held. He knew that if he could share his passion for books and introduce a 21st century book fair model, he could build a real business that could allow him to change his way of life.

The best business ideas are hidden within your Passion, and it never hurts to add some market disruption! #NewClassRising #045 [TweetThis]

In this episode, we get into his story and Jake shares all of his lessons learned, along with inspiration for you to take action on.

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On this show we are continuing episode 043's discussion not he similarities between the minimum wage workers and the college graduates of today. 

Today I focus more on the reason the discussion regarding minimum wage workers and their apparent discontent with today's economy.

Furthermore, I cover what these two groups have in common and why America's middle class needs to pay attention to what's happening here. 

Today's College Graduates and Minimum Wage workers have ONE Thing in Common! Do you know what it is? #NewClassRising #044 [TweetThis]

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One of the reasons the middle class is disappearing is because they are leveraged up to  their necks in debt and Student Loan Debt is definitely a big part of that problem. 

Today however, aside from having mountains of  student loans to repay, almost 1 in 2 college grads is leaving college and is not finding work that requires a college degree - yet, so many of them continue to think College is worth it. Why?

Also, today Minimum Wage workers have decided that they've had enough and mass protests are happening all over the country in a fight for $15 per hour. 

The gap between the rich and poor is widening more and more and middle-class and poor are getting poorer! [TweetThis]

Believe it or not, I believe that these two stories and these two groups - minimum wage workers and college grads - have a lot in common. 

In this episode I share with you why I believe that is the case and why it's important for you to pay attention to what is happening even if you don't fall into either of theses categories.

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