It appears the percentage of people living this way is growing and the internet is giving them an easy way to constantly complain, "woe is me".Unfortunately, politicians are starting to pander to this segment of the population for votes.Unless something changes, morally-challenged politicians will give more and more government subsidies to these people (to get re-elected), increasing the national debt until the country defaults on its debt.

The most deceptive content on the internet is half true and sprinkled with somewhat correct data and professional-sounding lingo to create an impression of profoundness.

Nowadays, the internet has made it easier to network, reach a larger audience, underwrite deals, research a market, and have access to education. 

I have joined both of them and get great training.

I firmly believe that the media/internet/powers that be are just spinning the crap out of this whole weather thing.

Training 2.

Attend the trainings, smile, bring donuts to your caseworker, etc.  

The fact that the video of the "lady" is the only video I can find on the internet and it is as ambiguous as it can be, makes me believe there is some sort of gag clause in their contract so you can't be honest about your experience with them.

I dont know this fund but I do know Scott and have been to some of his training events and met many folks who took his training and a few of them I have followed over the years and they have built monstor business's  really something..

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