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Dear Screwed & Pissed Off Baby Boomer:

I should know.

Those sneaky rat “goo-roos” raked me through
the coals and sold me up the hype river too!

Worked me over like a butchered pig and
then chucked me over to their “goo-roo”
buddies and bled me dry again and again.

No.

I didn’t get mad.

That’s for pimple faced idiots that think
the internet is here so they can “DOMINATE”
and rip people off with their BS psycho-babble.

I’m a Baby Boomer.

I don’t get mad.

I kick ASS!

I learned what dweeb jedi mind trick
BS they were up to and I learned it too.

Only I use it to Attract CROWDS of Boomers
like me and I expose all the youngster BS

I INCITE BABY BOOMER MOVEMENTS
and we’re keeping this stuff simple and
banking BIG TIME! It’s like Summer 1969
all over again.

Hey look!

No, it’s not Hendrix man, he’s dead.

Look!

You NEED to get pissed first!

WAKE UP, cuz here’s the score
and it don’t look good on us:

1. The govt sold our asses down a river.
2. The banks took out retirements and equity.
3. The credit card companies whacked us too.
4. Now the dollar is dying when we need it most.
5. And it gets worse: Youngsters on the internet fleeced us too!

GET PISSED!

WE ARE ALL WE HAVE LEFT TO TRUST!

So here’s the plan:

Lets kick some BOOMER ASS!

Get to this site, read the darn thing
and then JOIN ME and Then EMAIL ME (yes I’m here to
actually chat with you and help you out)
and LET’S PARTY man!!!

Click here BOOMERS:
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I’m pissed but FIRED UP to help tons of us get F-R-E-E!

Step 1: Checkout the site
Step 2: Email me
Step 3: join me so i get paid (let’s keep it real)
Step 4: I show you how to find others.

Money moves. You get paid. Finally!

SIMPLE

And we (boomers) have AWESOME
financial power. We just were “newbies”
so we got taken by little dweeb “goo-roos”
BUT NOT ANY MORE!

Robert
email: robert@trinimarketing.com
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“Everything has been figured out, except how to live.” – Jean-Paul Sartre

I’m nearly 35 years old, and I’ve made my share of mistakes in my life. I’m not a big believer in regrets, and I have learned tremendously from every single mistake, and my life is pretty great.

However, there are a few things I wish I had known when I was graduating from high school and starting out as an adult in life.

Would I change things? I’m not so sure. I might never have gotten into a mountain of debt, but then I wouldn’t have learned the amazing satisfaction of getting out of it. I might have made better career choices, but then I wouldn’t have all the work experience that makes me the blogger and writer that I am today.

I might not have gotten married that first time, so that I would never have gotten divorced, but then I wouldn’t have my first two beautiful wonderful incredible children from that first marriage.

I don’t think I would change any of that. However, looking back, there are some lessons I’ve learned that I would probably tell my 18-year-old self.

Do I share them now to share my regrets? No, I share them in hopes that younger men and women, just starting out in life, can benefit from my mistakes and my lessons.

What follows isn’t an exhaustive list, but it’s one that I hope proves useful to at least a few people.

“I hope life isn’t a big joke, because I don’t get it.” – Jack Handey

How to control impulse spending.

If there’s anything that got me in trouble financially, it’s impulse spending. Buying clothes when I don’t need them. Buying gadgets because I gotta have them. Ordering stuff online because it’s so easy. Buying that new shiny SUV because, well, because it was going to help me with women. I’m not proud of any of that.

I’ve learned to control my impulses, at least a little better. Now, I give myself some time to breathe. I think over my purchases, see if I’ve got the money, think about whether it’s a need or a want. That would have been a useful tool 15 years ago.

You gotta stay active.

I was in track, cross country and basketball in high school, but once I started college, the running and basketball began to slowly fade away. Not right away, I played pick-up basketball for years after high school. But even that went away, until I became sedentary. Playing with my kids outdoors winded me. And I began to get fat. I’ve reversed that trend, and am very active now, but I’m still trying to burn the fat I gained in those inactive years.

How to plan finances.

I always knew that I was supposed to budget and track my spending, when I became an adult. I just was too lazy to do it. And I didn’t have a good idea of how to actually do it. Now, I’ve learned how to plan, and how to stick to that plan. Sure, I deviate from my plan, but I’ve learned how to handle that too. Maybe that’s not a skill you can learn from book reading. You just gotta practice. Well, I hope to teach it to my children before they go out on their own.

Junk food will come back to bite you in the butt.

Yeah, it wasn’t just the sedentary lifestyle that got me fat. It was all the damn junk food too. I would eat pizza and burgers and Twinkies and sugar cereal and desserts and donuts and, well, you get the picture.

As someone used to being able to eat whatever I wanted, it never seemed like it would be a problem. Bad health was something to worry about when you got old.

Well, my jeans began to get way too tight, and to my horror, I climbed several pants sizes and developed a gut that only now is going away.I wish someone had shown me an “after” picture when I was young and downing the Big Gulp sodas.

Smoking is just dumb.

I didn’t start smoking until I was well into my adult years. I won’t go into why I started, but it didn’t seem like a problem, because I knew I could quit anytime I wanted. Or I thought I could, at least, until several years later I gave it a go and couldn’t do it.

Five failed quits later and I realized with horror that my addiction was stronger than I was. Sure, I eventually beat the habit (quit date: Nov. 18, 2005) but it took a piece of my soul to do it.

Fund your retirement, son. And don’t withdraw it.

This piece of wisdom, and probably all the ones above, might seem blisteringly obvious. And they are. Don’t think I didn’t know this when I was 18. I did. I just didn’t pay it serious attention. Retirement was something I could worry about when I was in my 30s. Well, I’m in my 30s now and I wish I could slap that little 18-year-old Leo around a bit.

What money I could have invested by now! I had a retirement plan, but on the 3 occasions when I changed jobs, I withdrew that and spent it frivolously.

All the stuff you’re doing that seems hard, it will be of use.

This is the first one that might not be as obvious. There were times in my life when work was hard, and I did it anyway, but hated it. I did it because I had to, but boy did it stress me out and leave me exhausted. Hard work isn’t as easy as I wanted it to be.

But you know what, Every bit of hard work I did without knowing why I was doing it… it’s paid off for me in the long run. Maybe not right away, but I’m using skills and habits I learned during those times of high stress and long hours and tedious work.

I use them all the time, and they’ve made me into the person I am today. Thank you, younger Leo!

Don’t buy that used van without checking it out closely.

I thought I was being smart by buying used, but I didn’t check it out carefully enough. That dang van had loads of engine problems, a door that nearly fell off when I was driving, a door handle that snapped off, a side mirror that fell off, no spare tire despite three tires that were ready to blow (and did), windows that didn’t roll up, rattling noises, an eventual blown radiator…

I could go on and on, but let’s just say that it wasn’t my best purchase. I still think buying used is smart, but check things out closely first.

That guy you’re going to sell your car to On a gentleman’s agreement…

He’s not gonna pay you. I sold another car to a friend of a friend, who I was sure would pay me even if I had nothing in writing. That was smart. I still see the guy once in awhile on the road, but I don’t have the energy to do a U-turn and chase after him.

Make time to pursue your passion, no matter how busy you are.

I’ve always wanted to be a writer, and get a book published. I just never had time to write. With a family and school and a full-time job, there just weren’t enough hours in the day.

Well, I’ve learned that you have to make those hours. Set aside a block of time to do what you love, cut out other stuff from your life that take up your time, and don’t let anything interfere with that work.

If I had done that 15 years ago, I could have 15 books written by now. Not all would be great, but still…

All that stuff that’s stressing you out…

It won’t matter in 5 years, let alone 15. When things are happening to you right now, they mean all the world. I had deadlines and projects and people breathing down my neck, and my stress levels went through the roof.

I don’t regret the hard work (see above) but I think I would have been less stressed if I could have just realized that it wouldn’t matter a single bit just a few years down the road.

Perspective is a good thing to learn.

The people you make friends with are so much more important than your job or the things you buy. I’ve had a few jobs, I’ve bought a lot of things, and I’ve made a few friends over these last 15 years. Of those, the only thing that still matter to me are the friends. And I wish I could have spent more time with friends (and family) than on the other things.

All that time you spend watching TV is a huge, huge waste of time.

I don?t know how much TV I’ve watched over the years, but it’s a crapload. Hours and days and weeks I’ll never have back. Who cares what happens on reality TV, when reality is slipping by outside. Time is something you’ll never get back,? don’t waste it on TV.

Your kids are going to grow up way faster than you think.

Don’t waste a minute. I just had an Oh My God moment recently. My oldest daughter, Chloe, is 14 going on 15 next month. I have 3 years left with her before she leaves my house and becomes an adult. Three years! I am floored by that single fact, because it really doesn’t seem anywhere near enough time.

I want to go back to my younger self and whack that younger Leo on the head and say Stop working so hard! Stop watching TV! Spend more time with your kids! These last 15 years with Chloe (and my other wonderful kids) have gone by much, much too fast.
Forget the drama. Focus on being happy. There have been many things that have happened to me, professionally and personally, that seem like the end of the world. And while these things were bad, they get blown up in our heads so that they become major drama. They caused me to be depressed from time to time.

What a waste of time. If I realized that it was all in my head, and that I could be happy instead if I focused on the positive, on what I did have, and what I could be doing, I could have skipped all the moping about.

Pay more attention to blogs when you first hear about them.

They’re more than just journals. I first read about blogs 7-8 years ago, but when I took a look at them they didn’t seem like anything of interest. Just some people’s journals about stuff they read on the web. Why would I want to read those? I have my own thoughts about the web, but I don’t need to share them with the world.

I spent a lot of time on the Internet, on various sites and forums, but every time I happened upon a blog I would brush past it without interest. It wasn’t until a couple years ago that I discovered what wonderful things they could be (I mentioned some of my early favorites in my list of influences). If I had gotten into blogging years ago… well, I wouldn’t have been wasting all that time.

Speaking of which, keep a journal.

Seriously. Your memory is extremely faulty. I forget things really easily. Not short-term stuff, but long-term. I don’t remember things about my kids’ early years, because I didn’t record any of it. I don’t remember things about my life. It’s like a lot of foggy memories that I’ll never have access to. I wish I had kept a journal.

Tequila is seriously evil.

I won’t go into details, but it should suffice to say that I had some bad experiences, and I’m not sure I learned very much from them or benefited in any way except to learn that tequila is the drink of the Devil.

Yes, you can do a marathon.

Don’t put this goal off, it’s extremely rewarding. Running a marathon had always been a dream of mine, since high school, something I wanted to do but thought was out of reach. Or if I ever did it, it would be years and years later.

Well, I learned that it’s not only achievable, it’s incredibly rewarding. I wish I had started training when I was young and light and fit, I could have had some good finishing times!

All these mistakes you’re going to make, despite this advice…

They’re worth it. My 18-year-old self would probably have read this post and said, “Good advice!” And then he would have proceeded to make the same mistakes, despite good intentions. I was a good kid, but I wasn’t good at following advice.

I had to make my own mistakes, and live my own life. And that’s what I did, and I don’t regret a minute of it. Every experience I’ve had (even the tequila ones) have led me down the path of life to where I am today. I love where I am today, and wouldn’t trade it for another life for all the world. The pain, the stress, the drama, the hard work, the mistakes, the depression, the hangovers, the debt, the fat, it was all worth it.

“Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.” – Mark Twain

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The Habits That Crush Us

‘Don’t panic.’ ~Douglas Adams

Post written by Leo Babauta.

Why is it that we cannot break the bad habits that stand in our way, crushing our desires to live a healthy life, be fit, simplify, be happier.

How is it that our best intentions are nearly always beaten? We want to be focused and productive, exercise and eat healthy foods, stop smoking and learn to get rid of debt and clutter, but we just can’t.

The answer lies in something extremely simple, but something most people aren’t aware of:

We don’t know how to cope with stress and boredom in a healthy way.

The bad habits we’ve formed are often useful to us, in dealing with stress and boredom. Consider the bad habits that fit this bill:

• Smoking

• Internet procrastination

• Eating junk food

• Drinking

• Being rude/angry/depressed

• Watching TV or playing video games (if you become addicted & sedentary)

• Shopping (getting into debt, building clutter)

• Procrastinating on finances, paperwork, clutter (too stressful)

• Inactivity (avoiding exercise is a stress avoidance technique)

• Biting nails, chewing hair, clenching jaw

This isn’t a complete list, but all of these habits fill a strong need: they are ways to cope with stress and/or boredom. We have formed them as coping mechanisms, and they stick around because we don?t have better ways of coping.

So what if instead, we replaced them with healthier ways of coping? We’d get rid of the problems of these bad habits, and start getting the benefits of better habits.
Better Coping Habits

How can we deal with stress and boredom instead? There’s no one answer, but the habits we form should be ones that lead to healthier results. Some ideas:

• Walk/run/swim/bike

• Do pushups, pullups, squats

• Yoga/meditation

• Play with friends/kids

• Create, write, play music, read when we’re bored

• Learn to enjoy being alone, instead of being bored

• Take a daily walk and enjoy nature

• Deal with finances, clutter, paperwork immediately, in small steps, so that it doesn’t get stressful

• Take control of a situation: make a list, get started in baby steps, so things don’t get stressful

• Learn to be mindful of your breathing, body tension, stressed-out thoughts

• Get some rest

• Learn to savor healthy food that you find delicious

• Slow down

• Take a hot bath

• Learn to live in the present

These are some good examples. Each habit above will help cope with or prevent stress or boredom. If you replace the bad habits with these, your life will be less stressful and healthier. You’ll have less debt, less clutter, less fat, less disease.

Changing the Habits

The old habits of coping didn’t build up overnight, and they won’t go away overnight either. We built them up through years of repetition, and the only way to change them is also years of repetition.

But an important start is to realize why we do them, stress and boredom, largely, and realize that there are other ways to deal with these two problems. We need to be aware when stress and boredom start to kick in, and instead of being afraid of them, realize that they are problems easily solved by other habits. Let’s take the fear out of stress and boredom. Let’s learn that we can beat them simply, and prove that with repeated good habits.

Once you have that realization, follow the usual Zen Habits steps to changing a habit:

• Pick one habit at a time.

• Start very small – just a minute or two, if you want it to stick.

• Use social motivation like Facebook, Twitter, Google+ or email.

• Be very conscious of your triggers, and do the habit consciously every time the trigger happens.

• Enjoy the new habit. You’ll stick with it longer if you do.

We have been crushed by the habits we’ve formed out of fear of stress and boredom. We can fight back, by learning to breathe, to smile, to go slowly. We can humble these giants that crush us by turning them into mere gnats to be shooed away with a smile.

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