This thread has been covered numerous times - do a search of the archives and you should be able to get plenty of answers to this age old question.

This means he wont eat out as much, download that many songs on i-tunes, skip a few $9 car washes, not take his girl out one time, basically not splurge on something .

The article is about reforming the tax system, but also helps us understand the current debt.http://assetbuilder.com/blogs/scott_burns/archive/2011/01/14/living-with-hauser-s-law.aspx

Now he is advising some of his clients to walk away, too.http://thestory.org/archive/the_story_993_Steve_Walsh.mp3/view

If you ever sound disgruntled on here in your Posts, you'd have a SWAT team or two show up in your yard.http://reason.com/archives/2010/03/16/pre-crime-policing/singlepage Little by little, our Democracy is disappearing, maybe not so little by little any more.

Option 2 - Record the teleseminar and use the ITunes thing where people can pay a 1 time fee to listen to the seminar.

I think that you will find this site and the knowledge base of items in the forums archive to be of tremendous assistance.

Also I'd check out some podcasts in iTunes.

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It will depend on the apps of course - but if you can relate what the ipad and itunes did for managing music to what an iPad could do to organize your investments then hopefully you see that it could be a "game changer".