"A big part of financial freedom is having your heart and mind free from worry about the what-ifs of life."

-- Suze Orman, Personal Finance author and Media Personality

Thanks Buddy for your inspirations my friend. God_bless you. Your friend Thomas

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Suze is so right! As soon as I see anything to do with financial freedom and independence, my attention is drawn to it to learn more and if it makes sense,try it! We hear this phrase "analysis paralysis" and many of us are guilty of this self-limiting malady. Progression, forward movement in any endeavour bears an element of risk and what-ifs. So, take time for thought, but then go for it! I so admire Suze Orman and thanks for sharing this post. Yvonne Finn

Hi Bogdan,

Yvonne's got it right - "but what-if...." don't work!!

Get out on a skinny branch and do it!

Judy