The Best Years of Your Life… Now!

“Take your money out of the stock market now” — Those words from “Mad Money’s” Jim Cramer, to “Today” show’s Ann Curry, this morning!

I read a report about this and watched an online video snippet of the interview a few minutes ago — and I was stunned!

Jim Cramer, is not someone who has anything to gain from telling people to “pull out now!”. — and he seems to be bucking the mainstream media trend of not “rocking the boat” regarding the growing financial crisis.  In fact, “common knowledge” seems to be to “hang in there” from the commentators.

Hang in there?

Isn’t that what the CEO of Enron was telling everybody to do just before the bottom dropped out?

I’m not a professional financial advisor — so don’t blame me if my opinion turns out to be wrong — it’s your money and your decision — but it seems to me that the market keeps falling.  Common sense would suggest that if the Banks are going to be able to now insure individual depositors up to $250 thousand dollars — up from $100 thousand — your local FDIC insured bank sounds like it could be the safest place to put your money.

If you’ve got more than $250K,  open a savings account in more than one bank…

I never thought I’d be writing a blog post like this but too many of us tend not to take the necessary action until it’s too late.  There’s a lot at stake here and putting your money in the bank could actually help boost deposits and unleash more money into the credit stream — which would be a good thing right now.

I watched Jim Cramer, very closely and I believe he was very sincere about his warning.  You have to do what is prudent for you — I just thought I’d let you know that I felt “moved” to let you know you should be thinking very seriously about your financial position — and how you’re going to protect it.

Now more than ever your prosperity has to be intentional!

-Bob Baran

“The Intentional Prosperity™ System”

Gwen and I may be on a radio station near you soon!

In the last week and a half we’ve done close to ten radio interviews on radio stations all over the country.  It’s a part of our publicity push for our new book and dating for marriage system — “The Romance Trap”.

Gwen has been busy making contact with talk show host who are really interested in one of the aspects of dating in today’s world — profile identity theft!  That’s right, if you use an online dating service you may be looking at a profile that may have been stolen from someone else!

In fact 9% of respondents on a particular online dating site admitted to taking all or part of their online profile from another person — and that’s only those who are willing to admit to it.  In the same poll, 15% of respondents claimed their profiles had been copied!

The bottom line:  You don’t know who you’re really dealing with on an online dating site.

Which brings me to an important point:

In “The Intentional Prosperity™ System” we discuss the importance of creating new pathways.  A pathway is basically a new relationship — between real people not an online personality — that creates new possibilities. The reason for this is because success and prosperity always flows to you through other people.

If finding the man or woman of your dreams is a goal in your life, you have to create new pathways so that person can find their way to you.  As far as I’m concerned the odds are against you finding a real relationship in an online dating service. According to Pew Research, there’s a 97% you won’t find someone online.

However you define your own prosperity — finding true love or achieving financial success — in order to get “there” from where you are now involves a process.  The most important step in the process is building a foundation of new relationships.

By the way, if you’re a single woman — or know one — looking for a “good man” make sure you check out our sister site www.romancetrap.com  You’ll find many articles and you can get our free report “7 Reasons Why You Haven’t Found Mr.Right”

And don’t be surprised when you hear a radio talk show host saying: “I’ve got Gwen and Bob Baran, co-authors of “The Romance Trap….”

-Bob Baran