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Dear Internet Friend,

Remember when you were growing up, life was uncomplicated and change was a
gradual progression from one event to the next. Stepping up from one level
to another was so natural and you could more or less anticipate your next
move.

The world seemed to be moving along in an expected direction and
progressively evolving in a straight line. You seemed to have more time to
think important decisions through and make those necessary career
adjustments to the changing world around you.

Today, you have a different picture. The pace of change is fast. It's
happening in a lot of different areas. It affects you in a variety of
unexpected ways. Changes in Information Technologies, Transportation,
Education, Politics and Global Competition.

You can't do anything about the increased change going on around you. The
only sensible thing left to do is give serious thought to creating your own
security and stability.

Think about the changes that that will affect your job security and
financial security.

Have you given special attention to your ability to make a good living and
provide for yourself and family in the years ahead?

To position yourself for tomorrow, you must think continuously and seriously
about your work today, your earning ability, and the work that you will be
doing one, three, and five years from today.

How will you plan for your own financial security?

Don't make the mistake of thinking only about the present and give very
little thought to the near future. This could have unhappy long-term
consequences for you and your family.

When our grandfathers started work, it was quite common for them to work for
a company and stay with that same company for the rest of their working
lives. When our parents went to work, it was more common for them to change
jobs three or four times during their lifetime.

Today a person starting work can expect to have five full-time careers
between the ages of 21 and 65, and 14 full-time jobs lasting two years or
more.

According to Fortune Magazine, 40% of American employees in the 21st Century
will be "contingency" workers. This means that they will never work
permanently for another company. They will continue to move as needed, from
company to company, from job to job, earning less money than full-time
employees and accruing very few, if any, benefits in terms of health care
and pension plans.

Imagine what your job will look like five years from today. Since knowledge
in your field is probably doubling every five years, this means that 20% of
your knowledge and your ability in your field is becoming obsolete each
year.

Do you have a plan for your economic and financial future?

In today's economy you must contribute value greatly in excess of the amount
you earn in order to stay employed. To put it another way, your earning
ability must be considerably greater than the amount you are receiving, or
you will find yourself looking for another job.

You are under pressure to re-educate yourself and increase your performance
to keep your job. The workplace today is more demanding and stressful.

And here's the rub. Your accumulated knowledge and experience is becoming
obsolete bit by bit, day by day. The knowledge in your field is doubling
every three to five years. That means that your knowledge must double every
three to five years just for you to stay even.

So what is the solution to the dilemma of unavoidable change putting your
financial security at risk?

The only sensible solution is not to be totally dependent on a job and
ideally, not to be dependent on your job at all.

Why try to continually change who you are and your lifestyle to compete with
changes in the workplace. You earn your diploma or degree and before the ink
has dried you need to up-skill or upgrade your qualifications. You are not
really in control of your own security. The Pied Piper plays a tune and you
are forced to follow.

Put yourself behind the wheel of your own life. Position yourself for
financial security by building something that is your own. Something you
have control over. Set your own pace and no longer have to live up the
expectations of others.

What you need to do is pursue a course that will, with a little ongoing
effort and in a short space of time build you a source of secure income.
Education and learning new skills is important, but are you investing that
knowledge and time in someone else's business and financial security?

You need to start today and learn a new and different way of creating a
financially secure future.

Go to http://www.fortunemaker.us and discover how you can build your own
fortune despite the economic changes that threaten your financial security.

Sincerely,

Peter van Wyk (Webmaster)