If you are having trouble paying your mortgage or afraid you might be in trouble once your adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) resets, you are probably noticing advertisements all over the place for people or companies claiming they can help you get your loan modified.

Before you pay anything to anyone, make sure you have the real scoop on loan modification.  Here’s what you need to know:

1.  What is loan modification?

Loan modification means your lender has agreed to reduce your interest rate or stretch out the length of your loan, thereby reducing your payments.  This reduction can be a permanent reduction or it may be a short-term reduction.  All of the terms of a loan modification are negotiable.

2. Can you negotiate your own loan modification?

Yes, you absolutely can negotiate your own loan modification.  If you have the time and energy to focus your energy on this and you feel confident in your negotiation skills, give it a shot on your own before paying someone else to handle it for you, by all means.

3.  Should you pay someone to negotiate your loan modification for you?

If you do not have the time or do not feel confident negotiating your own loan modification, you can hire someone to negotiate on your behalf, but make sure you take my guidance on this before you do.

There’s a lot of companies springing up and jumping into the loan modification market.  In many cases, these are the same unscrupulous mortgage brokers who put you into your loan in the first place.  Do not pay anyone other than a lawyer to negotiate your loan modification!

I’ve seen many companies representing that they are lawyer-backed or lawyer-associated.  These are not lawyers.  Do not pay them to negotiate your loan modification.

In some cases, we are seeing people pay up to $5,000 to one of these companies just to have the company send out a single letter to the lender requesting loan modification, get denied and say “Sorry we couldn’t help you.  Good luck!” and then you are stuck in the same situation you were before, but with even less money.  That’s the last thing you need.

4.  Who should you hire to handle your loan modification?

You should hire a lawyer who has experience reviewing loan documents and negotiating loan modifications and has a proven track record in the financial industry.

You see, in many cases the loans were not issued properly and a lawyer who knows what to look for in the loan paperwork may find defects that can be used as leverage points in the negotiations.

Plus, your lawyer is in a fiduciary relationship to you.  This means that your lawyer must act in your best interest, not his or her own, or your lawyer faces losing his or her bar license. These fly by night loan modification companies have no real risk if they screw you over because chances are they will be out of business within the next three years anyway.  Not your lawyer.

5.  Should you pay upfront for loan modification services?

You should only pay upfront for loan modification services if you are working with a lawyer or someone licensed by your State to accept upfront payments for loan modification.  And, you should find out if there is a guarantee program available in case the loan modification is not successful and what your responsibilities are under the guarantee.

6.  How much should you expect to pay for loan modification?

Loan modification handled by a reputable lawyer Personal Family Lawyer  is likely to run you between $3,500 and $5,000.  There are companies offering loan modification services in the $1,500 or $2,000 range, but these are the ones to look out for because oftentimes homeowners are finding that these are take the money and run kinds of places.  If you have paid upfront to a loan modification company and they were not able to obtain a modification for you, do talk to a qualified lawyer who handles loan modification Personal Family Lawyer and they may be able to get the funds you paid to the loan modification company back for you.

The following is a press release that all homeowners who are facing foreclosure or at risk of not being able to pay their mortgage need to see.  Do not get taken advantage of during this time of trouble!  Yes, you need to see help.  But, make sure that you are seeking help from trustworthy people, like your own personal lawyer.

If you cannot pay your mortgage or are about to face a reset of your interest rate and won’t be able to pay after your ARM resets, contact your neighborhood Personal Family Lawyer® for help.  Your lawyer stands in a fiduciary relationship to you, which means he or she has a legal obligation to treat you right.  If you are seeking a modification of your loan, you do NOT want to work with a mortgage broker, real estate agent or a fly by night scam artist.  Turn to someone who will be there for you throughout life, like your personal lawyer.

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California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown  Jar. today announced the arrests of three members of a fraud ring who preyed on desperate Southern California homeowners by falsely promising to renegotiate their home loans, but instead “ripped them off for thousands of dollars” while their homes fell into foreclosure.

“It’s appalling how these scammers took advantage of desperate homeowners and ripped them off for thousands of dollars,” Attorney General Brown said. “Our campaign against mortgage scams masquerading as foreclosure assistance will continue and even intensify.”

California Department of Justice Special Agents of the Bureau of Investigation and Intelligence arrested Rosa Conrado of San Bernardino, Saul Amador of West Covina, and Jesus Flores of Baldwin Park, believed to be members of the fraud ring. Law enforcement officers have issued arrest warrants for Juan Perez of Grand Terrace, and David Giron of Ontario, who are also suspected to be involved in the scheme. The Attorney General’s Office filed a 39-count complaint that includes multiple grand theft, money laundering and conspiracy charges against these suspects.

The arrests came after an investigation into First Gov, also operating as Foreclosure Prevention Services, uncovered that the company was soliciting hundreds of homeowners with mail flyers offering to help them stop the foreclosure process on their homes. The scammers falsely told homeowners that they would renegotiate their mortgages, reduce monthly payments, and transfer any delinquent loan amounts to the renegotiated principle. The company demanded an up-front fee, ranging from $1,500 to $5,000, to participate in the loan-modification program. The company also told the victims to stop any mortgage payments or communications with their lender, claiming they would interfere with the company’s effort to negotiate the loan modification.

When victims complained that they were still receiving delinquency or foreclosure notices from their lenders fraud-ring members told the victims that the mortgage loans had been renegotiated, but the lenders needed a “good faith” payment to secure the new accounts.

Homeowners made payments to accounts under business names such as “Reinstatement Department” or “Resolution Department” that made it appear as if the payment had been applied toward the loan. Bank records indicate that more than $700,000 was stolen from homeowners who fell victim to this scheme.

Typically, the scam initiated with a flyer sent to the homeowner. For example, Eleuteria and Arthur Washington of Redlands responded to a flyer she had received that falsely claimed to offer a way to renegotiate their home loan. On May 16, 2007, a representative of First Gov came to their residence. The Washingtons were asked for two cashier’s checks each for $2,023.58 (totaling $4,046.56), which equaled two times the combined total of the monthly payment on their first and second mortgage.

Although the checks were deposited that same day into the designated Bank of America account, Mrs. Washington continued to receive letters from her lenders that the house would be auctioned. Mrs. Washington’s numerous calls to First Gov went unanswered. Finally, she received a call from First Gov that her lenders had agreed to the loan modification.

The next day, Mrs. Washington received another call from First Gov that the new loan documents would be sent to her to sign. She was told the lender wanted an additional payment and was instructed to make a deposit to washington Mutual for $2,023.58.

After Mrs. Washington made the deposit, she never heard from First Gov again. She later learned from her lender that the loan was never renegotiated, and the lender had never heard of First Gov. As a result of the scam, the Washingtons were cheated out of more than $6,000.

California homeowners should be aware the fraud ring’s flyer is still being circulated.  The flyer is printed on
goldenrod-colored paper in a yellow envelope. Occasionally, the contact name and number that appear on the bottom are changed.  A copy of the flyer and mailing envelope are attached.

“Loan-modification scams are becoming more and more prevalent across the country, particularly in California,” Attorney General Brown said. “California homeowners should be aware of the warning signs of foreclosure scams, so they don’t fall victim to these cynical schemes.”

Today’s arrests are part of the California Attorney General’s ongoing crackdown on predatory lending and mortgage-fraud schemes in the state. In March, the Attorney General’s Office arrested Eric Pony and other members of Lifetime Financial Corporation for leading a similar mortgage-renegotiating scam that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from California homeowners. Pony led the company in a predatory bait-and-switch loan-modification scam that targeted elderly and non-English speaking homeowners. The case is still pending in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Earlier this month, the California Attorney General’s Office secured $8.6 billion in loan relief for eligible homeowners in a landmark settlement with Countrywide Financial Corporation for engaging in deceptive and predatory lending practices that led many California families to lose their homes.

For homeowners who are behind in their mortgage payments or their home is already in foreclosure, services are available at little or no cost to help them save their home. For information about these services, consumers can visit www.yourhome.ca.gov or contact HOPE - Center for Foreclosure Solutions, a community-based organization that is available to assist them  with foreclosure-related issues, at (888) 995- HOPE or online at www.995hope.org . Homeowners considering paying for  foreclosure-assistance services, such as loan modification, should beware of anyone who tells them not to contact their lender or charges an upfront fee. It’s unlawful for companies that promise to help consumers in foreclosure to collect any money from them before they’ve done what was promised.

Also, consumers should remember that they may not transfer title on their property to avoid foreclosure without the consent of their  lender.

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Your neighborhood Personal Family Lawyer® can help with your loan modification.

This past weekend I attended a workshop that rocked my world and has me thinking bigger than ever before. You can read more about it and my big six-figure investment at my personal blog, the Intrepid Mompreneur.

Then, Monday was my birthday. The big 35! And, I got to spend my big day filming my part in an inspirational movie for women called the Vow. Watch for it sometime next year.

My blog was quoted in the Washington Post about a big brouhaha surrounding a well-intentioned, but missed the mark Motrin ad.

And last night, I filmed a family holiday special for CNBC On The Money.

Are You Fighting About Money?

If money is causing a sore spot in your family, and I suspect that it is for a lot of you given the current state of affairs, don’t miss this week’s article that will give you a whole new perspective on how that fighting about money is actually making your financial situation worse … and how you can change that now.

Growing up, I think my parents fought a lot about money.  I say “think” because I can’t really remember it as I’ve blocked a lot of it out.  But, I have vague memories of it.

And, I’m sure after reading this my mom will call me up to verify my memory.

But, I do know they were not on the same page financially … at all.  My dad was the kind of guy who thought of money as “easy come, easy go.”  If he had it, he spent it.  All of it. If he didn’t have it, that was okay too.  But, he’d be cooking up some way to get some.

There were times when I was a kid that our electricity would get turned off because my dad didn’t (or couldn’t) pay the bill.  We didn’t have health insurance.  I remember my mom wanting to take me to the orthodontist, but not being able to because we owed so much money on our account.

My mom came from a well off family who had been financially stable.  Not paying bills and going bare on the health insurance were not part of her programming.

So yeah, I’m sure they fought about money.

Tonight, I was reading my kids a book before bed and the main character was lamenting his parents fighting over money all the time and it brought back some memories for me.

Are you fighting over money with your spouse?  It’s one of the leading causes of family dysfunction so I wouldn’t be surprised if you are.

But what you might be surprised to hear is that your fighting is actually costing your family money. And if it’s not now, it will in the future.

Here you are, arguing over money when you could be taking that same energy and using it to create more money for your family.

Imagine that for a minute.  Add up all the minutes, hours and days you worry about money, fight about money and then worry some more.

What if you took that same energy and directed it into a creative endeavor that would bring more money into your family?

What if you could create something that would put an additional $5,000 in your family’s bank account in the next 60 days?  Would that change things for your family?  What about an additional $10,000?  Or more?

Guess what?  You can do that.  But, you need to stop fighting about money and redirect your energy to something within your control, like making more.

I’m writing to you from bed where I am resting and hoping my throat doesn’t get any worse because I have a busy few
weeks coming up.

This week, I am in a conference all day on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.  Then, Sunday, I am going to the LA Moms Blog launch party where we are going to be escorted by drivers and land on the faux red carpet. Hilarious.

Monday is my birthday and I’ll be driving down to San Diego to film my part in an inspirational movie that will come out in the Spring.

Tuesday through Thursday is the Michael Port event that I’m speaking at along with Dave.

Then, next Friday night Dave’s doing something special for my birthday. Don’t know what it is.  Just that I need to look pretty.

And finally, next Saturday night is the Agape International Spiritual Center anniversary and I’ll be going to a special dinner with Rev. Michael Beckwith and his wife Ricki Byars Beckwith at Shutters in Santa Monica.

Oh, and then, me and the kids are flying to Atlanta for Thanksgiving where my kids will be meeting Dave’s kids for
the first time!

A big few weeks to be sure. Whew, I need to rest up so I can be energized for all of it. Better get back in bed.

The day my ex-husband and I combined our finances was far more significant to me than the day we got married.  Marriage was a big party and a piece of paper signed by the County Recorder.  Combining our bank accounts was a much bigger deal.

On the day we combined our bank accounts, I knew we were making a financial commitment to each other that would be difficult to unravel if things didn’t work out.
And they were.

Here’s a few things I wish I had known before we combined our finances:

1. Taxes

If you are married on the last day of the year, you will file a joint tax return for that whole year.  Even if you get married on December 31, you still file jointly for the whole year.  Yes, you can file as married people filing separately, but that’s not the same as filing two separate tax returns.  You are still taxed as a married couple.

This could save you money or it could cost you money.  Generally speaking, if you earn similar amounts of money, filing jointly will probably cost you more money.  If one of you earns substantially more than the other, it could save you money.

If you are getting married near the end of the year, run out the scenarios with your CPA or using an online tax calculator and consider whether you should postpone the official marriage date until after the 1st of the year.  I know that sounds weird, but if it could save you a lot on your taxes, go ahead and have the wedding, but wait to file the paperwork and make it official.

2. Combining Finances

It’s not always a great idea to combine your finances right away when you get married.  If you are both earning about the same amount of money and you don’t have any children on the way right away, keep your own separate accounts and agree to both contribute to a joint account, which you will pay family bills from.  Get used to this for a while before totally merging all of your accounts.

If one of you earns substantially less, you can adjust the contributions to the joint account pro rata.  If one of you plans to quit his or her job to stay home with the kids or otherwise take care of the family obligations, make sure you’ve discussed ahead of time how the non-breadwinner partner will have control over some of the family money for his or her personal expenses.

No matter what, make sure you each maintain at least one account that is your own account with your own money in it that is not under the control of the other partner.  Each partner needs to have their own financial autonomy even if one partner is the breadwinner and the other is not.  And, each partner should have their own individual credit cards in their names.

3. Community v. Separate Property

If you live in a community property state, all of the income you earn from your labor after you are married is considered community property, which means it belongs to both of you even if it is in a bank account with just the breadwinner’s name on it.  Any of the property you bring into the marriage with you remains your separate property, but only so long as you maintain it as separate property and don’t contribute it to the community.

If you put separate property into an account in both of your names, it becomes community property.  If you earn income on your separate property and that separate property has not been gifted to the community, the income is separate.

If you inherit money while you are married, that stays separate property, but only if you keep it in its own separate account and don’t mix it in with your family accounts.  Once you do, it’s community property.

4. Debt

Any debt you incur during your marriage, is very likely going to be debt owed by both of you, even if only one of you incurred it.  Yep, it’s sucky.  But, true.

So, before you get married and/or combine finances, each of you should show your entire hand. Create your personal net worth statements.  List out your assets and your liabilities.  Then swap the information.

Keep financial records of all assets owned during the month of marriage indicating current value of all assets and amount due on all debts.  This will come in handy if you end up getting divorced down the road and can save you tens of thousands of dollars in legal and accounting fees.

5. Estate Planning

Once you get married or even merely tie the financial knot, you need to get your estate plan in place.  Especially if you don’t have children yet, the law may not provide a default estate plan you’d be happy with.  In California, half of your assets could go to your spouse and half to your parents.  And, if you aren’t married, your whole estate could be left to your parents, leaving your life partner out in the cold.  Take the time to find out what would happen if you were incapacitated or died so you can make sure things would be as easy as possible for the one you love if anything happened to you.

Making the commitment to share a financial life with someone is a big step.  Before you tie the financial knot, make sure you are on the same page about what you want out of life and how you plan to grow, preserve and spend your family wealth.

One of the things I’ve been very good at is manifesting what I want in my life.  People often ask me how I do it.  How at only 35 have I managed to have two kids, live in a dream house on the ocean in Hermosa Beach, build two million dollar businesses and attract my ideal life partner?

Today, I want to share with you my secrets for having everything I want so that you can too.
 
First, you must understand that you are already a master at manifestation. Look around you and understand that everything around you right now has been created by you and your thoughts.
 
If you are not happy with what you see, take full responsibility for that, not from a place of shame or guilt, but from a place of empowered knowingness that because you have created it, you can also change it.

Next, become aware that the secret to having everything you want in life is first knowing what you want.

I find that this can be the most difficult step for most people because sometimes what we want feels too big and overwhelming.

For example, what I want more than anything is to have my own TV show.  In my heart, I’ve known that for years.  But, it’s only been in the last year or so that I could say that out loud and acknowledge it not only to the world, but to myself.

Why?

Because it was too big and scary.  What if I admitted it and then it didn’t happen? What if I wasn’t good enough?  What if …  What if … What if ….  Sound familiar?

Here’s the truth though.  Until I could admit it to myself and start to say it out loud, it would never happen.
 
Even though it’s what I wanted more than anything deep down inside. By keeping it hidden (from the world and from myself!), my mind made me believe I was safe from disappointment.  But that’s a lie, isn’t it? 

The first step to getting what you want is knowing what you want and broadcasting it as loudly as you possibly can.

The next step to getting what you want is to describe it fully as if it was already so.

So, here’s my description:

I want a TV show where I can guide people through life transforming events, whether it’s starting a business, leaving a relationship, resolving a family conflict … change is hard for most people. And yet, when guided through it, these events can be the catalyst for incredible life growth.  I want to facilitate that growth in an entertaining and inspiring way.  I want to show up at the studio around 10a for script review, hair and makeup. I want the show to tape at 2p or 3pPT each day from the Los Angeles area, preferably as close to Hermosa Beach as possible and I want to be out of the studio no later than 4pPT and on my way home. 
 
Can you see that happening?  I can!

Now the next step is the most important. You must take action to prepare yourself for getting what you want.

There were a lot of things I needed to do to prepare myself for my own TV show.  One of the hardest things was letting go of the things in my life that would conflict with what I wanted, like anything that would make me unavailable during taping hours, which mean that I had to stop seeing new clients at my law firm and bring in a partner to take over the day to day operations.  This was difficult because I had to let go of things I had become attached to that I thought I needed in my life when I didn’t have any guarantee of replacing those things. There’s a lot of faith involved with getting what you want.

Last, I had to begin to take actions that would lead me closer to what I wanted.

For example, I am not sitting around waiting for TV to come to me. I began to hold myself out as an expert.  I wrote a book.  I started to appear on radio programs. I began to build a platform. And now, I’m taping a pilot episode of a show.
 
It’s impossible to know which of these things will lead to my own TV show.  But, I know some of them will.  And the more I do that is aligned with my vision of what I want, the more likely I am to get what I want.

The same is true for you.  So, to recap, here’s the steps you can take to have everything you want in life:

Step 1:   Be aware that you are a master at manifesting and that you are creating everything in your life right now.

Step 2:  Admit to yourself what you want.  Then, broadcast it in some way to the people around you.  You can do this on a blog, by telling your close friends or family, or in some even bigger way.

Step 3: Describe the details of what you want as fully and specifically as possible.  This can be in writing, pictures or digital, just get a clear vision out of your head and onto something you can see.

Step 4:  Prepare yourself to have what you’ve described by letting go of those things that are in conflict with what you want.  Have the faith to let go even before what you want has appeared.

Step 5: Take the actions that will bring you closer to having what you want.

Today is an exciting day for me because I am taping the pilot episode of the Financial Freedom Hour.

I decided that while I wait for CNBC to decide how they want to move ahead with me, I’d take matters into my own hands and take the action that would bring me closer to what I want.

If you want to look over my shoulder at how this pilot comes together, click here and you’ll get call-in details so you can watch what’s happening behind the scenes.

What Do You Want?

If you’ve ever wondered how I’ve created so much in my life and so quickly, today’s article will give you the step by step so you can have everything you want too.

“See” you on the pilot this afternoon!

Oh yes, I know I’ve been sending out a lot of big news lately.  CNBC, my pilot episode of the Financial Freedom hour, Kaia appearing on the Ellen show.  So much greatness.

Now here’s some greatness that is going to hugely benefit YOU if you live near LA, you are a business owner and you want to first class business building advice at a huge discount.

And, there’s no better time for it!

Michael Port is coming to LA in two weeks. You know who he is right?

If case you don’t, he’s the author of the international bestseller Book Yourself Solid, Beyond Booked Solid and The Contrarian Effect.

The Wall Street Journal called him a “marketing guru.” He’s been on TV more times than I can count and he’s headlined events with folks like Seth Godin, Jim Collins, Tony Robbins and Tom Peters. He’s also a good friend of mine and one of my personal business gurus.

Now here’s what’s super exciting.

So, he’s going to be in LA Nov. 18-21 (at the uber-stylish Sheraton hotel by LAX) giving two 2-day exclusive small group workshops. These workshops are typically by invitation only.

Well, here’s your invitation!

And, the most exciting part is that whether you attend the first or the second workshop (or even better BOTH), you get to attend two bonus sessions, one with me about protecting your personal assets from your business and your business from your personal actions and setting it all up in the right way from a legal perspective and the other with my other most favorite business guru, Dave Dee.

Dave’s workshop is titled: “Passion, Purpose & Prosperity Live: How to transform your knowledge and expertise into a million dollar a year business that helps other people!”

What’s really cool is that Dave is going to be streaming his presentation live via video on the Internet and you will be there for it live!

So, here’s the scoop:

On Nov. 18 and 19, Michael will be teaching you how to Book Yourself Solid (get as many clients or as much business as your heart desires).

On Nov. 20 and 21, he’ll be showing you how to get Beyond Booked Solid (finally, stop trading your time for money).

If you attend either one of the workshops, you can see me live and in-person (I rarely speak at live events anymore) on the 19th and you can be an audience member at Dave Dee’s live webcast event on the 20th.

Now, before I give you the link to check out the event I want to tell you about the great discount pricing I negotiated with Michael for you …register through the link below and get 60% off!

Yes, that’s right, Michael has agreed to let me invite you to attend either or both of the workshops at the “alumni rate.”  That means, you pay only $499 per workshop instead of the normal event price of $1199 (a steal even at that price, the $499 investment is a no-brainer!)

For only $499, you get inspired and meaningful training that will increase your business and your bottom line (so important in this economic climate) from Michael Port plus and Dave Dee, plus me giving you the straight scoop on what you need to set it all up and protect it the right way ……. Folks, it just does not get any better than this!

To learn more about what Michael will be teaching at the workshop go to:

http://www.regonline.com/bookedandbeyond-losangeles

While you are there, register for either or both of the 2-day workshops and you can attend my evening bonus session on the 19th and be in the audience for Dave’s live webcast on the 20th.

Yepper, get me and my two most favorite business gurus who have taught me the most about building my own wildly successful business.

When you register, be sure to select ALUMNI pricing, so you get each course for only $499 or both for less than the price of one regular priced course.

What a bargain!

Let me know if you have any questions.  Otherwise, I’ll see you on the 19th!
To Your Wealth, Health and Happiness,
Alexis

PS - Make sure you vote today!

PPS - Have you heard about my pilot of the Financial Freedom Hour, taping on Thursday?  There’s still time to participate, read all about it here: http://tinyurl.com/6eghex
 

I’m creating a show, either for radio or TV. Perhaps for both. I need your help to prove my concept.

On November 6, I’ll be taping a live pilot of the Financial Freedom Hour.

It’s an hour that will give you the tools for the financial freedom you’ve been craving.

I know you want to take control of your financial future and live the real American Dream, not the American Dream of big TVs, new cars and overpriced houses, but the dream of being your own boss, controlling your own destiny and having a
secure financial foundation beneath it all. 

If this is your dream, I hope you’ll join me on the pilot of the Financial Freedom Hour.

And, if you want to be a part of history and be one of the caller’s I work with on the pilot episode (which by the way may be heard by thousands of people and connect you with the resources you need to create your own American Dream)
read on to find out how you can participate.

Let me say this though before you agree to participate. This is a pilot. It’s never been done before. I have no idea if it’s going to work or what sorts of snafus may come up.

If you agree to participate, you are doing so at your risk. If you are not comfortable being involved in a new venture like this, you may just want to watch and not participate.

For details on how you can look over my shoulder as I try this experiment, go here and get all the call-in details for the live event. You don’t have to register, which means I won’t send you a reminder, so mark the date and time on your calendar so you can go behind the scenes with me and
watch the whole shebang unfold.

Now, here’s how you can do more than just look over my shoulder …

For the pilot, I will need four to eight callers, who will spend anywhere between 6 and 12 minutes on the line talking with me during the pilot episode.

If you’d like to be considered for the pilot, here’s what you do:

Send an email to Alexis@FamilyWealthMatters.com with the following information.

1. Name
2. Phone Number
3. Email address
4. City, State
5. Segment you’d like to be considered for
6. Question/issue you’d like me to help you with during the
pilot if you are chosen
7. Why you’d be an interesting
guest

Here are the four segments of the show:

Segment #1: Making the Leap.

Your are stuck. It might be a relationship, a financial situation, a house you want to get out of, or a job you can’t stand. You know there is something more to life, a bigger purpose, more meaning, something … but you have no idea how to get from here to there. During this segment, I will work with you to provide the inspiration, motivation and action plan you need to make the leap out of your old,
unfulfilling life into a new life full of promise, purpose and hope. 

Segment #2: You, Incorporated

You have a big dream of spending your time doing what you love and making a lot of money doing it, but you don’t know how to put it all together into a business model that will work. During this segment, I will turn to a master business psychic who is an expert at creating a legitimate, money-making business model for any idea, no matter how off the wall. This high-energy segment will include a lot of laughs and always ends with a mind-expanding vision of what’s possible. 

Segment #3: Business Breakthroughs 

You have your own business or you are a C-level executive at a small company. You are having some sort of a business challenge. It could be brining in new business, managing cash flow, having trouble with employees, fulfillment and distribution problems or sales problems or customer service problems. I
will put together an expert panel who will work with you until you have the business breakthrough you need.

Segment #4: Are You Wearing Clean Underwear?

You are wondering whether you have the right financial foundation set up for your life, your business and/or your family. You may have a question about business succession, asset protection, estate planning, naming legal guardians,
saving for retirement, saving for college or anything related to ensuring the right structures are in place to ensure your financial freedom in the event of a crisis. 

If you’d make a great caller for my pilot, please email alexis@familywealthmatters.com right away with all the details I need so we can get you lined up.

Please note, if you are chosen, you will need to be available on Thursday, November 6 from 2:45p Pacific Time through until 4:00p Pacific Time.

“See” you then!

Lots of love to ya,

Alexis

PS - Tomorrow’s the big day. Have you decided yet who you are voting for? Either way, you need to consider this before you do.