The True "American Dream"
Years ago the "American Dream" was as follows:
For many in both the working class and the middle class, upward mobility has served as the heart and soul of the American Dream, the prospect of "betterment" and to "improve one's lot" for oneself and one's children much of what this country is all about. "Work hard, save a little, send the kids to college so they can do better than you did, and retire happily to a warmer climate" has been the script we have all been handed.
The truth is the "American Dream" has become the "American Torment." I say the American Torment because it is something that all aspire to, but very few ever achieve. The truth is the REAL "American Dream" is FINANCIAL FREEDOM. It is to be able to control your own destiny. Many years ago, the American Dream was a house with a white picket fence
The reality is the bank owns the house for 30 years, and you get to live in it, fix it up, and pay on it. I know money isn't everything, but Zig Ziglar said this, "Money isn't everything, but it ranks just under Oxygen on the "Got to Have It" Scale."
The question is, "Do you really want the American Dream?" Do you really want to be FINANCIALLY NDEPENDENT? There is a way...
For many in both the working class and the middle class, upward mobility has served as the heart and soul of the American Dream, the prospect of "betterment" and to "improve one's lot" for oneself and one's children much of what this country is all about. "Work hard, save a little, send the kids to college so they can do better than you did, and retire happily to a warmer climate" has been the script we have all been handed.
The truth is the "American Dream" has become the "American Torment." I say the American Torment because it is something that all aspire to, but very few ever achieve. The truth is the REAL "American Dream" is FINANCIAL FREEDOM. It is to be able to control your own destiny. Many years ago, the American Dream was a house with a white picket fence
The reality is the bank owns the house for 30 years, and you get to live in it, fix it up, and pay on it. I know money isn't everything, but Zig Ziglar said this, "Money isn't everything, but it ranks just under Oxygen on the "Got to Have It" Scale."
The question is, "Do you really want the American Dream?" Do you really want to be FINANCIALLY NDEPENDENT? There is a way...
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