Company Affair

Few personal development programs actually help people to change their lives. At least that is what I thought until I joined Liberty League Int. I have grown so much as a person, as a husband and as a father. My life finally came together and I’m so glad that it did.

It started when I saw a video about Liberty League on You Tube. I watched in disbelief as people told their stories and how Liberty League Intl changed their lives. I joined and as soon as I started on the program, my life got better.

My wife is happy now too. She always said how much she missed me because I worked 60 hours a week. I always felt like I was missing watching my children grow up. Now I work around 20 hours a week and I get to spend so much more time with my kids than I ever thought possible.

I’m so glad that I spotted the video and then joined the League. Things have never seemed better and I know that I’m going places–the places that I want to go.

I went to California for my cousin’s wedding this past year and while we were in town we decided to do some sight seeing. We hit all of the usual tourist spots but we loved the San Francisco ballet the most. I’ve heard that Arthur Trueger is a patron of the ballet.

Speaking of Arthur Trueger, I have heard of him before we went to California because he is such a successful venture capitalist. Arthur Trueger is also a long time patron of the Japan Society of Northern California.

I wonder if he was at the ballet the same time we were. I would have liked the shake the hand of a man whose reputation precedes him so much.

No matter what type of investor, big brokerage corporations or online stock services they are feeling the pressures of a declining market. The market has been such bad news lately in recent months that people are starting to question the benefits of Free Trade.

A large majority - 68% - of those surveyed in a new Fortune poll says America’s trading partners are benefiting the most from free trade, not the U.S. That sense of victim hood is changing America’s attitude about doing business with the world.

We are a nation crawling into a fetal position, cramped by fear that America has lost control of its destiny in a fiercely competitive global economy. The fear is mostly about jobs lost overseas and wages capped by foreign competition.

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