Financial Underdogs Damion Lupo

Have you ever looked at your yard, laundry, or even your taxes and thought to yourself, "why would I pay someone to do this when I could do it myself and save the money?" If you answered yes, then you've traded your money for something far more valuable: your time.
Today, I talk about how being cheap will cost you 10X the pennies you save doing the "thing" yourself, and the difference between buying time and selling your time.

It's the end of the year, almost 2022 and it's time for Goal setting. But are you setting yourself up to fail before you start?
Today Damion talks about using the power of Gratitude to set the stage for Goals you can achieve.
Start with Gratitude for what is true and ONLY compare your goals to YOUR potential.
Stop wishing for Elon money, Giselle's body or Brené Brown's relationships.
Start with where you're at and target your potential as your vision.
Deep into that today... 2022 lets go!

Hope it works out.
Guess We'll see.
Sure would be nice.
Passive victim talk and the reason most people are broke, stuck and watching other people live the life they desperately want. 
Today we talk about the key to shifting from hoping for something to happen to making it happen. 
One key.

The tax courts just ruled  ... If you have an LLC inside of your IRA and you’re using it to write checks to take possession of precious metals or doing real estate deals — it’s all disqualified now! 
People have been lied to and now they’re getting penalized. You gotta do the research. 
If you’re trying to do something to circumvent the system you’re going to get clobbered. 
 
 

Are you thinking TOO Big?
Are you settling for average and not dreaming and doing big enough?
Your potential to impact the world, your spouse, your health etc. is far greater than you realize. 
The step is to vision and normalize this vision by surrounding yourself with those who want you to win and live a BIG vision?

Lost a dear friend and mentor this month, the world will miss him. Found out today that Gene Guarino passed away last week.
He was famous for many things and cherished for more. I will miss his warm heart and his generous spirit.
This is my tribute.