Will You Live Long Enough to Enjoy Your Money?
Channel: Chris Grande
Date: 2016-07-02

Note - I go into a rant in this one. Watch if you dare. But I felt I had to do this. Too many friends and family are getting sick and dying too young of preventable dietary-related diseases...

Our clients' book of the quarter is Blue Zones. The point is, why save money just to die young or get sick too soon?

I'd like you around to enjoy the fruits of your labor and discipline. And to spend time with your kids and family. You can't do that if you die like most Americans by heart attack or cancer.

My grandfather just passed away one month from his 96th birthday. He didn't eat super healthy but not terribly. Some of you may take comfort in that. But my grandmother died when I was 6 months old (she was 52ish?) from heart problems. And then my step grandmother died of cancer very young too.

My other grandfather was a beef guy. Almost every night. He died from heart complications at 70. Retired at 65 from Raytheon, dead at 70. Not the goal folks!

Blue Zones is about the people who live the longest disability free lives. It's how they eat, and how they act, and what they do. Discussing Okinawans (who do not eat only fish), 7th Day Adventists, and Greek Islanders among others. 

Learn what we need to do to live a life free from food-caused diseases.

Want the book? Go here:
http://amzn.to/29AbnJf

Thanks for watching.
Remember to 80/20 Your Money (and your entire life!

Warmly,

Chris Grande
http://chrisgrande.com/
Belmont, MA and Marin County, CA

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Note:

My articles and videos are meant to be educational and not specific advice. I assume my readers are big boys/girls and understand that, but in today’s climate I have to tell everyone again anyways – people might do something dumb and go hurt themselves! (like stick a fork in an electric socket or something – don’t do that!). Consult a qualified advisor before attempting financial strategies that you don't fully understand.