Blog Post Date: Oct 18, 2005

Business, Need, Net, Php

Jane Galt's -Assymetrical has a post regarding Kevin Trudeau being a quack. See Comments More Comments Jane Galt is saying that:

"Just last night I was watching some guy on television claim that the drug companies are withholding the cure for diabetes in order to make a profit."

See also Corante's Derek comment about Kevin Trudeau.

Here we have a one sided opinion about a guy who is trying to make a difference by disagreeing with the all powerful drug companies. It's a pretty flippant commentary.

Here's my short comment on the situation:

• Ignorance is bliss until you get sick.
  
• Ignorance is bliss until you run into financial problem situations.

I'm not going to get into a health argument on this point. I hate onesided, narrow-minded commentaries that try to destroy a person's character.

We live in a lazy convenience oriented society, financially as well as healthwise.

People are suffering from credit health problems at a chronic rate. They're using "financial drugs" and get quick schemes to try to dig out of the problems.

Subsequently bankruptcy rates are at record levels. Debt settlement is becoming a credible business model.

Ignorance is bliss until you start having financial health problems.

My recommendation is to look at the "herbal / natural" solutions for credit problems:

• Learn about your credit agreements. Understand what you've agreed to with the credit companies. This will give you the frame work of what you need to do.
  
• Start taking your credit seriously. If you're spending unnecessarily using credit.. DON'T DO IT!
  
• Get involved learning about your lifestyle and how credit affects it.
  
• Get to understand your financial situation
  
• PAY CASH FOR EVERYTHING. If you don't have the cash, don't buy it.

These are some healthy naturopathic solutions for your chronic credit problems.

Don't be blissfully ignorant about your money and credit. You can get into control of your financial situation.

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