For example, if you're loving Trench's book, you're probably also diggin' the Financial Independence ideology (or if not, I bet you will). 

A very important ideology I believe in is finding a mentor that can help you when you need help not a person that may or may not answer your questions for x amount/hour when he or she feels it is necessary to speak.  

What I've noticed on this forum is that there are a lot of people who don't follow any specific party or any specific political ideology.What they do is follow a religious ideology, and their political ideology just falls out of that.

This will sound like a sales pitch, but it's not - only a statement on ideology which I think you will be able to relate to.  

As for the next round, I don't care: Republican, Democrat, Libertarian....heck I'll vote for a Whig if he or she is a real conservative.http://www.gallup.com/poll/123854/Conservatives-Maintain-Edge-Top-Ideological-Group.aspx

I understand everyones ideology on these guys, I simply wanted to read their info and see if they are or are not legit.Too many scams out thereESPECIALLY when a company wants to sell you something, without telling you EXACTLY what it is...

This is due to the shear volume in debt that generation has put on themselves and/or the ideology that commitment is a thing of the past.

I feel like that could cause problems - we have a great relationship, but it just sounds like it could go down hill very quickly (I guess Dave Ramsey's ideology has made it into my mind lol). 

I’m 28yo and new to property investing, granted I have heavily read/followed the ideology and strategies for the last three/five years so I figure now is a good time to jump both feet first and get wet.

What i mean is that, is there a certain or ideological way of approaching brokers/CCIMs etc?