This past weekend my wife and I attended a presentation of the musical South Pacific at the Temple Buehl Theater in Denver. The character Bloody Mary sings a song about Bali Ha’i early in the play and the words struck me as being apropos to the ongoing theme of this blog: helping Americans are find a better way to deal with their personal economies.

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The Seven Mysteries - aka Wealth Builders
Moving from Bad Habits to Good Practices
Prologue
The difference between a habit and a practice is awareness.
If a habit relies on thoughtless performance, a practice relies on thoughtful performance.  The behavior can be the same, e.g., locking the doors at night.  Awareness makes the difference.
Conventional wisdom means that [...]

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Financial advisors that have studied the capabilities and performance of the insurance and investment companies they represent have known for a long time that developing the foundation for a successful personal economy demands the use of the most powerful, flexible, versatile and secure financial tool in the advisors tool belt…participating whole life insurance from a [...]

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