When someone or something is in your way or putting their straight arm to your chest, what do you do? Attempt to go around or do a work-around, right? If not, you stand in place or worse, you get knocked down.
We've read or seen the news. Those on the inside of the American Dream have turned it into a nightmare for the remainder of us, setting up road blocks against us. There is too much momentum put in play for you or I or any one person to alter its course or to stop it.
As David Brooks ' column in The N.Y. Times put it on July 11th, "There is no Magic Lever." Which means, there exists not just one remedy for what ails America. The difficulty is too complex and the adequate solution is too complicated for America's politicians to accomplish.
It nets down to how one resolves to manage money and manage one's life.
This goes beyond only finding how to save money or to organize inexpensive meals or do frugal shopping.
If one morning you look at yourself in the mirror and you realize only the already affluent can avoid the pain of what's here now and the paralyzing events coming to devastate the America we all know. Are you thinking only they can decide their fate? Then take some heart, belief and reassurance in the following.
As my dad said whenever facing long odds of difficulty, "There's always another way." And, you know what, there always was another way.
Just for this moment take in a full breath then let it out slowly. Once again.
Now, let's talk about some sane alternative choices to living the American Dream, just not living it in the good ol' "U.S. Of A." These other places do exist.
These other places are viable, peaceful, and prolific. These may be the choices you're looking for or didn't know about, but your loved ones long for.
America's reach has extended itself around the globe since the end of the Second World War. With all due respect to our elders, that is a long time ago. It is likely now that English is spoken "there."
Unless you have already lived in a few different foreign states, like I have, you are likely to be a little loath to look or to move. That is only natural. However if the ship has struck an iceberg, at some point you make a choice for or against going down with it.
Check out these options from the comfort of your home desktop computer, in confidence if you like, using a popular but private search engine: ixquick.com. It keeps no memory of who looked at what or studied whatever (unlike any of the other large search engines).
Remember this: Making no decision becomes a decision in and of itself. If for any basis you still opt to stay in the borders of America, then you'll be increasingly forced to cope with what's coming at you, forever playing catch-up. Or, if you stay, you can make a decision to make a quantum leap of your own. You do it by incorporating ideas about shifting to frugal living and smart-living approaches to life.
Life is for living. When would it be a good time for you to re-start your life with new and potential?
We've read or seen the news. Those on the inside of the American Dream have turned it into a nightmare for the remainder of us, setting up road blocks against us. There is too much momentum put in play for you or I or any one person to alter its course or to stop it.
As David Brooks ' column in The N.Y. Times put it on July 11th, "There is no Magic Lever." Which means, there exists not just one remedy for what ails America. The difficulty is too complex and the adequate solution is too complicated for America's politicians to accomplish.
It nets down to how one resolves to manage money and manage one's life.
This goes beyond only finding how to save money or to organize inexpensive meals or do frugal shopping.
If one morning you look at yourself in the mirror and you realize only the already affluent can avoid the pain of what's here now and the paralyzing events coming to devastate the America we all know. Are you thinking only they can decide their fate? Then take some heart, belief and reassurance in the following.
As my dad said whenever facing long odds of difficulty, "There's always another way." And, you know what, there always was another way.
Just for this moment take in a full breath then let it out slowly. Once again.
Now, let's talk about some sane alternative choices to living the American Dream, just not living it in the good ol' "U.S. Of A." These other places do exist.
These other places are viable, peaceful, and prolific. These may be the choices you're looking for or didn't know about, but your loved ones long for.
America's reach has extended itself around the globe since the end of the Second World War. With all due respect to our elders, that is a long time ago. It is likely now that English is spoken "there."
Unless you have already lived in a few different foreign states, like I have, you are likely to be a little loath to look or to move. That is only natural. However if the ship has struck an iceberg, at some point you make a choice for or against going down with it.
Check out these options from the comfort of your home desktop computer, in confidence if you like, using a popular but private search engine: ixquick.com. It keeps no memory of who looked at what or studied whatever (unlike any of the other large search engines).
Remember this: Making no decision becomes a decision in and of itself. If for any basis you still opt to stay in the borders of America, then you'll be increasingly forced to cope with what's coming at you, forever playing catch-up. Or, if you stay, you can make a decision to make a quantum leap of your own. You do it by incorporating ideas about shifting to frugal living and smart-living approaches to life.
Life is for living. When would it be a good time for you to re-start your life with new and potential?
About the Author:
For a simple start, click on this link: RELOCATE TO ACHIEVE YOUR LIFE'S POTENTIALS. See more links inside that then go to ixquick.com and search out extra info on any place you would like to study. Susan Reale has lived in America, Canada and other places. She offers her practical guidance from a post-kids, post-career, but a great-second-marriage viewpoint. See her blog, Suddenly Frugal-Suddenly Smart for more amazing options that work.