Financial advisors tend to just do the typical asset allocation strategy like it is scripture or something.

You shouldn't quote scripture as obviously you are clueless as to its applicability in this situation.

As they say- you can prove ANYTHING with statistics or scriptures!

I don't care if you quote it from scripture for me.

Since you are too, consider what Paul wrote to the young pastor Timothy in 1 TIM 5:18:  For Scripture says, “Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain,” and “The worker deserves his wages.”It sounds like you're up against someone who believes that capitalism and profit are evil things. 

@Dmitriy Fomichenko I love to see Scripture on these forums!

I've never stated that I am preparing for the apocalypse but those of us that do believe in the Scriptures would be absolutely stupid to assume the book of revelations is a book of maybes.

Being- i read scripture and I do tony robbing priming routine. 3.

I hear it all the time, "You make money when you buy"  So that should be scripture here.

As an aside, I read the author's personal favorite book and didn't care much for it so there you go.The ideas in these kind of books are as old as scripture but for me anyways a little nugget, original or not, can do wonders for my mindset.If you're on the fence about this kind of stuff I can only share my personal experience: While I have experienced immediate improvements and even life changing events, I try to keep in mind something I read somewhere that our life is a reflection of what we were thinking 3-5 years ago.