I gave a talk this morning at a Kiwanis Club that is very active with its youth group, K-Kids. The talk is entitled “How to Say ‘Yes.’ with Confidence when the Question Is ‘Can I Afford It?’” The aim of this talk is twofold;
to make the audience aware of the basic premise of the Debt Paradigm [...]
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