Dr John Demartini : Saving when having Credit Cards Debts??? (part 5/6)
Posted by WalletPro on February 16, 2012 in Credit Cards |
Dr John Demartini answers Lilou’s questions on how can we save when we have high credit cards debts. This is part 5 of my interview with Dr John Demartini
Amazing!! Truelly amazing – I can’t say it enough because my life is turned downside up thanks to this guy, and Lilou – you’re amazing. You really should value money!!
Great questions girl… in the firs videos you cut him a little and I posted about it. But now I see you ask things like we all desperates broken guys would have done it! Keep it up, and scuse me for judging you quickly!
..so that is where you have a great where you have a great deal of wealth
Your wealth is always in the form of your highest values
It’s not that you don’t have wealth it’s just not cash wealth
I had to rewind and listen to that ten times.
One of the best interviews ever.
@1RobertD I did borrow money for a business, and it failed and I went deep into debt!
Credit cards should be used when you can manage to pay the minimum weekly not monthly in my opinion. As long as you can manage to pay your bills and have a bit more left, then you’re good. My god, thank you for posting this video. You’re making a huge difference by creating value for each and everyone one of us who are watching this.
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sup Lilou im new to ur channel and enjoyed this interview, u have a great way of asking leading questions and then keeping quiet which really lets him to talk in depth and give some good insights.
im sure u’ll get your money. love the french accent btw.
Thank you for this interview Lilou
I’d really like to learn and hear more about investing the money we save. Doe’s Dr Demartini mean invest like into bonds and shares or invest into our selves – for example our business so we can offer more services and increase income? I think I’ll buy his book, I hope it goes into investing also
The book would infact be an investment.
The credit card companies are doing what Dr Martini says and creating a service for the masses.
I wonder what he thinks about using ‘tomorrows’ supposed money by using credit for building a business? Many businesses have to borrow money to set up. Also what about our counrties being in debt?
Good to hear it…,,
Yes, please and thanks
Good idea!
@ DodoNKishi : I have something for you that might help answer the question you posted. Let me know if you want me to send it along – but no worries if not.
And it is absolutely not true that the numbers of people served with humanitarian, spiritual, or any other form of help would be as important as to help, even just one person, fully.
I just would have liked to hear the answer to one missing question: “What do people do, who find themselves in the mess, to get out?”
Thank you for your help, Lilou!!!
Great interview, especially from your side. Many thoughts, but a couple i feel i must share:
)…with him saying that you first have to learn how to make money, otherwise you must be feeding on others. It is definitely preferable to know spiritual values prior to learning, what he calls, spiritual material things…
While i think he’s got many good points in this interview, apart from his obviously vast knowledge on finance management, at about 06:05 i do not agree …(he doesn’t care anyway
Thank you Lilou! I appreciate so much what you do. This is really a wake up call. A lot of interesting realisations.
I concur wholeheartedly with Demartini. With a financial strategy and structure in place your life automatically changes. An individual who saves immediately begins to immerse themselves in a ‘flow’ where the intricate patterns of balance permeating the financial world are revealed with ever greater clarity. As a consequence, directions, actions, ideas etc are revealed and you to start to act upon them.
Its just a pity he did not allude to the realities of building financial wealth which involve greater parameters of pain and pleasure AND losses along the way. I own the Bragazzis deli chain in the UK and I have a built a diversified wealth portfolio from scratch with principles similar to the ones he teaches so brilliantly in ‘How to make one hell of a profit and still get to heaven’.
I wish to offer a heartfelt thanks to you both for giving of your time to produce this fantastic material.
Dino Bragazzi
What about when a friend visits and we feel the need to take them out for a fancy dinner? What do we do? What do we say?