Delay Is The Death Of All Dreams

Yet, on the other side of the coin, we should
always remember...

The
Future Is Promised To No One!

We
live in strange times. Life gets more perilous every day. The examples of this
are endless: Mindless bombers murder hundreds in Bali. A depressed nursing
student shoots three people to death in Arizona. An Oklahoma teenager upset by
complaints about his driving, shot four neighbors (including a four-year-old
girl) and then went on a 20-mile attack, shooting people randomly. In
Maryland, a woman who tried to eliminate drug dealers off her street was
killed along with her five children when her house was torched and burnt to
the ground. Two Navy planes in Vasco, India celebrating their squadron's
safe-flying record collided in mid-air and crashed, killing all 12 crew
members and three people on the ground.

What
to do? Well, in Le Vandon, France, the cemetary is "full to bursting"
so Gil Bernardi, the mayor has issued...

A
Ban Prohibiting

Residents From Dying!

"Initially,
the decree has been remarkably well followed,"
the mayor said, "except for one
homeless man who passed away." (He probably wasn't aware of the ban.)
The town is desperately trying to find a resting place for this poor soul.

Here's
the point: Nobody really knows how long they have to live. The truth is, none of
us have very long... from... the very day
we are born! Life is short at best... and... it can end for any of us in a
micro-second. So, I've got one question for you:

How
Many More X's Are You Gonna

Fill
In The Boxes Of Your Life...

Until...
You Decide To Start

Living
Out Your Dreams?

The
particulars of your dreams are almost certainly different than the particulars
of mine. And our dreams (yours and mine) are almost certainly different from
the dreams of our friends, co-workers, neighbors and relatives.

Even
though our dreams may be different, there is one
element almost universally common to everybody's
dreams and, that one element is...

Total
Financial Freedom!

Most
people die broke. Most people live broke. They barely make it from one
paycheck to the next. The vast majority of new businesses go bankrupt within
36-months. Even so-called "successful people" are nothing more than
(at least by my definition) deluded slaves to their own business or sometimes,
someone else's business.