My very favorite expression is …
Every Day is a Gift
Words
contained within expressions can have a powerful impact on one’s
emotions. Here are the main reasons why I consider it so potentially
powerful:
- Today, tomorrow, or any other given day, is not guaranteed to any of us, no matter your age.
- In the U.S., if charged with any crime, you are presumed innocent and, unlike other countries, must be proven guilty.
- If you work hard enough, in time you have the opportunity to become a millionaire.
- Most first-world countries like the U.S. have a high degree of personal safety.
- If you live in the U.S. you have many benefits including the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the First and Second Amendments.
- In the U.S., if an accused person feels he or she is falsely accused there can be a solution. By pleading what is known as habeas corpus, he or she would have a strong argument for maintaining individual freedom. This provision was first established by statute in the U.S. in 1789. The presumption of innocence is a powerful, irreplaceable rule in any free country.
I’m also considering starting a new upscale group of Double Platinum members.
The concept would involve one major unique Member meeting a year at an exclusive location in the world’s most beautiful country in the loveliest hotel on the planet plus an exclusive tips-filled newsletter.
- Topics covered in depth will include citizenship matters; personal investing; retirement investing; estate planning; travel matters; public speaking tips; vacationing options; marketing secrets and breakthroughs—and what is working in today’s world.
Each member will be invited to be a contributing member of the group. However, this would depend on direct feedback
from my readers and subscribers. Please let me know what else you’d like to see included in my Double Platinum Group.
In hopes the New Year will be your best ever!
Warm
regards,
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P.S.
I wear a baseball hat with the phrase above in the headline. Each day
several people want to buy it. I don’t sell my hats. I just give them to
close friends.
