Money is always a touchy subject. Most people assume they are making good financial decisions or at least doing the best they can. But this is not true. Most people are making terrible financial decisions and banks and credit card companies are exploiting them to the max. For those of you in this category, please pay attention to these videos. The included financial principles are life-changers. For those who are already making good financial decisions and for those who truly are doing the best they can, these vidoes will reinforce your good decisions and or give you insight on how to better manage your money.

Elite Performers live on a budget. They write a budget and stick to it. This requires discipline and prioritization. Sadly, most people don’t live on a budget. They buy things they can’t afford and hope to pay for it later.

If you dont know the rules of the game, don't play.

If you can't afford a major loss, be safe.

I discovered my disdain for hard-to-read economics books while getting my Master’s Degree from Harvard’s School of Government. I specifically remember that one of my macroeconomics textbooks cost over $300 and was bigger than a dictionary. I always thought it was a shame that the simple principles of economics were not better summarized and explained. Off-the-shelf financial advice books are much easier to read than that a Harvard Graduate School macroeconomics textbook. But still, most of these books say in 200 pages what could be summarized in five pages. So, voila, here we are. We will discuss a little microeconomics as well as a little macroeconomics. But since we are talking about you, the individual, and your family, I call these videos “Self-Economics.”