Financial Assets

e·piph·a·ny [ i píffənee ] noun

Definition: 1. a sudden realization: a sudden intuitive leap of understanding, especially through an ordinary but striking occurrence

It goes without saying that every one of us has experienced an “ah ha” moment at some point in their life, a moment where one wakes up to an idea or a concept that should have been self-evident all along. Another way I’ve heard this moment expressed is referring to this as a BFO, or a “Blinding Flash of the Obvious”. Either way, what the epiphany does is bring clarity to an otherwise unclear concept or bring awareness of something you were previously unaware.

As you read The 12 Principles of Money it is my hope that you will have many, many epiphanies. Ultimately, it is my hope that the ideas and concepts I share with you about money will provide you clarity and awareness so that you can benefit from them.

These principles are not mine. That is, I deserve no credit for creating or discovering them. I am simply reporting them, explaining them, bringing them to your attention. If I do a good job with my explanations I believe that you will begin to understand why some of your choices and decisions about money have worked and why others have caused you failure. I must confess, I’ve made and will continue to make some poor choices and decisions myself. That said, like you, we can now utilize these principles, The 12 Principles of Money, as our compass to help put us back on track when we get lost.

It’s a good life!

Randall A Luebke RMA, RFC

randy@LifetimeParadigm.com

www.LifetimeParadigm.com

 

 


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