So I had a pretty mind blowing insight over the weekend...

I don't think you're going to like it. But I feel called to share it with you... But Truth is one thing you can count on me for. Especially Financial Truths. Ones that change the way we earn, invest, save and strategize financially.

That's why my company is called "True Financial Education".

First, I need to ask you, did you know that money has no value? Some people do know this, but some people don't. Money is essentially worthless. Worth less than the paper its printed on.

Money as we know it was taken off the gold standard in the US and Canada a long time ago. Meaning money has no value at all. Its not backed by anything. Except our belief.

If you didn't know that, this little $80 course will help make it clear.

But since it has no value, why do we work for it? Why do we plan for it, obsess about it, and spend our whole lives working for it?

Here's the insight:

"The point of giving someone money is to give them the illusion that money is valuable. And that you can be trained to give something of value, your most precious possessions in exchange for it." (Your time. Your energy. Your gifts.)

Its a hoax. A trick. To convince you to give something valuable and priceless, for something un-real and non-valuable, money.

Money isn't real. But your time is. Your life force/energy, your creative gifts, those are real. Those are valuable. But money itself is not.

And there is no point in stressing about, focusing on, or worrying about something that isn't real.

Read that again.

You wouldn't stress about the boogeyman. Would you? Do you? No.

So why stress about money, if its not even real?

Why place so much focus on it?...

Worth thinking about.

Maybe the only thing worth focusing on is your gifts. Your energy. Your time. Those which are limited and truly priceless.

When I realized this, I felt a shift. I felt something click. Something unhinged in my brain. Then I immediately shared it with a close friend. And the same thing happened with him.

"A click."

Have think on it. Read it a few times...

Let me know what it does for you.

Thanks,

Michael

PS: I know money is good for several things, of course. But don't go there on this one. That's not going to get you this insight...