The Wealth Weaver

Has Bill Clinton Attended Sage University? | December 7, 2011

Has Bill Clinton attended Sage University?

This was my first thought as I read this CNN article, money.cnn.com/2011/11/08/news/economy/bill_clinton

The article outlines former President Clinton’s play – no typo there – to U. S. economic recovery. The theme of his proposed changes? Clinton writes “We need to get our game face on.”

Upon reading this, my thoughts immediately raced to the immense relief I experienced during one of my darkest economic periods.   June 2008 was the first time in 23 years of business that I had exhausted my savings to keep the doors open, and my income was still in negative numbers. My spirit was broken along with my bank accounts.  How was I to recover?

In a stroke of luck, an acquaintance came to town and reminded me of a resource.   I enrolled in www.sageuniversity.com and began studying business as a GAME!!!!

Since then everything has changed.  I am back in the game of business, making more money than I ever have, having more fun, and even coaching others to join the “game”. I am all in with Clinton’s plan, and it is already working for me.

We need to put our game faces on. Everywhere I go I hear the same whiny stories about how there is no money and earning a living is hard while billions of dollars are circulating and growing every second of every day. What do athletes do when they are losing the game, the clock is winding down, and the odds are stacked against them?

First they engage thier very strong belief that anything is possible even with just seconds on the scoreboard. Next they stop the whining, complaining and blaming, and just get in the game and do their best.  Team spirit is vital because if everyone else on your team has lost their spirit to prevail the odds against you are greater.

Maybe we don’t need another politician in office. Maybe it is time for a cheerleader, someone who can rally the enthusiasm and entrepreneurship that built this “team”.  Maybe if we stopped having “parties” and developed teams something new would emerge.  A new spirit that would engage the fans and raise the bar for what it means to be an American, a great nation that stands for liberty, justice, team spirit and devotion to the pursuit of our dreams.

Who do you think should be the next President of America?

A politician, an actor, a coach, or a cheerleader?

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