You Can't Afford Christmas

Summary: TV commercials use emotions, urgency, and illusions to make us spend on things we don’t need. The Index Card teaches us to live within our means, avoid debt, and focus on what truly matters.

There comes a time in life that you get tired of working, producing, and making others rich. Today's discussion with help you to redirect your energy and time on the most valuable person of all, YOU!

One of the biggest tricks is our minds telling us you need more, more and more! Stop the cycle and change your mind.

You can gain a lot by taking small steps to acheive great goals. However, planning and managing what you have is the KEY!

What you think you need, you really don't need it. If you are challenged with this, tune in and see if you are really on top of your money game.

In the world we live in today it's all about getting ahead. We never think about getting scammed and persuaded by someone or something. REMEMBER, ALWAYS KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!

Don't get caught in the hustle and bustle of Black Friday 2020. Keep your money in your pocket.

Materialistic People spend every dime trying to keep up with the "Jones". However, that mind set will keep you broke. If you want change, you are in the right place.

Money problems can get the best of a lot of people in this day and time. However, don’t blame another person for decisions that you’ve made in hopes that they would pay for your bad decisions. Don’t blame me for your problems, you just need to grow up!

Holidays are massive consumerism disguised as a time of joyful fellowship. You can't afford Christmas, or Easter or Valentine's Day. On average a person spends $3700 a year on holidays which means marketing by the retailers are pulling an Ocean's Eleven on your bank account.