Are you prepared for your Economic Earthquake / Tsunami?
Monday, March 14, 2011 at 01:18PM Monday March 14th 2011 7:00 A.M. E.S.T.
From the Desk of Michal A. Childs CEO
Financial Strategist

This past week the eyes of the world turned to Japan. When disaster strikes we all want to know how to help. We are all citizens of the world. The people of Japan will need help for a long time to come. They may have just suffered the worst disaster in their country’s existence. They will need our prayers and all our support.
There are organizations that specialize in helping with relief.
You can help by reaching out to any of the organizations below.
The Red Cross has already launched efforts in Japan. Visit Redcross.org or text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone.
International Medical Corps is responding to the health needs of the disaster’s victims. Nancy Aossey, President & CEO of International Medical Corps said in a statement, “To donate or learn about other ways you can contribute to its medical response, visit Internationalmedicalcorps.org, also, text MED to 80888 from any mobile phone to give $10.”
Salvation Army personnel are organizing efforts in Tokyo and will soon send a team to help the severely damaged city of Sendai, Japan. To contribute to earthquake relief, text ‘JAPAN’ or ‘QUAKE’ to 80888 to make a $10 donation or visit SalvationArmyUSA.org.
No matter where we find ourselves financially as we read this blog we can all give at least $10.00.
Did you know that compared to the rest of the world you are considered wealthy? Why do I say that? Because 1.5 billion people around our globe live on less than $1.00 a day, and 1/2 of the world’s population lives on less than $2.00 a day, so if you have access to the internet and a cell phone, then believe it or not you’re already considered amongst the wealthy elite of the world, so let’s give.
On to today's topic: Are you prepared for your personal financial disaster? As I watched the reports coming in over the last few days, I began to think about how natural disasters happen all the time and we have absolutely no control over when and where it might happen. One thing we do know is that it's not a matter of if something bad is going to happen, but a matter of when something bad happens how will you respond to it? Well I've made a personal decision to build my faith first, so that no matter what happens, I pray that I can come out on the other side the victor instead of the victim. Another thing you can do is be prepared. I grew up in Los Angeles, California and as a little boy I remember the many earthquake drills we had to tell us exactly what to do if an earthquake struck while we were in school. Being prepared helps to minimize losses and, in some cases, avoid loss all together. The people of Japan were very prepared for the earthquake and many lives were saved as a result.
We have no control over the world’s economy, but we do have control of our personal economy. We make choices every day with our money that has an economic impact on our personal economy for years to come. If there was a way for you to own your own bank would you be interested in that? Of course you would. Who wouldn't? Your initial thought, however, is probably, “Yeah right, that's only for the wealthy elite of the world!” Oh, I know, you forgot didn't you? You are one of the wealthy elite of the world! The dollars that you control and make choices with every day put you in that class. The only problem is you are still slaving for every one of those dollars instead of having the dollars slave for you. It's not about how many dollars you control; it's about what each one of those dollars is doing for you.
If there was a way, with the exact same dollars that are now flowing through your hands, to get multiple uses out of those dollars by amplifying them to serve more than one purpose, how soon would you want to have a conversation about that? You see, every day you waste is another day to be less prepared to minimize losses or even avoid losses when life happens. My staff and I are prepared to show you how to operate your financial life through your own bank by just understanding how banks work and how hard your money is working for someone else as we speak. But it's comforting to know that money does not discriminate. It will work just as hard for you if you know how to put it to work. We would like to congratulate our new clients that joined us this past week, and look forward to working with many more in the future. Click here for a free report!
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