REVIVE BEING ALIVE: Baratt Core Lore System for those in their fifties planning to retire.

Pre-retirement

"THE FUTURE AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE "
Yogi was right. Muddy roads dot the landscape.
Different scripts and new rules now apply to . . .

• Second Career • Empty Nest • New Hobby • Second Marriage • Relocation • Exercise • Volunteer Activities • Overinvolved • Money • Investment Losses • Scheduling • Staying Home • Pension Problems • House Maintenance • Spouse • Family Problems • Transition Fears • Payment Options • Using Computer • Time Management • Paying Bills • Living Standard • Infidelity • Money Matters • Self Image • Adapting and Coping • Travel Plans • Health Care • Household Chores • Constant Arguments • Extra Money • Loss of Energy • Depression • Lack of Motivation • Anxiety • Goal Setting • Getting Assistance • Lifestyle Changes • Sports •Computer • Impotence • Inner Peace • Phobias • Dieting • Holidays • Insurance • Financial Planning

As soon as I put some of your techniques into action, my life started to change. The ones dealing with the Cope-A-Thon and Sibretics helped me the most.

I'm sure that nothing can stop me now. I'm not insecure any more and I can hold my own with anybody.

Very original, very unique, and certainly effective.

John A.J., London, England, United Kingdom

It wasn't supposed to be like that. Not too far back, the Golden Years had beckoned. Their just reward for a lifetime of effort.

This is the story of John and Janet. They had planned their future so carefully. Retirement for both was just around the corner. Three years away and counting.

There were to be summers on the beachfront and winters in their skiing cottage up North. No letup to the hectic pace they had maintained for so long.

Travel and parties and get togethers with friends like them. Season series for shows and concerts. Gourmet meals and in-fashion clothes.

No more clock. No more commute. No more performance presssure. No more office politics. Just uninterrupted enjoyment.

Now, the dreams have faded. Joy and excitement have yielded to stress and tension. And to money worries and indecision.

They still ponder their retirement --when and where and how, if ever. Their future ain't what it was supposed to be. And neither are John and Janet.

There is now a noticeable limp in John's walk. He shattered his knee and broke his right ankle in three places while racing down a particularly steep slope. Took two surgeries, a knee replacement, and a long rehab before he could walk almost normal again.

His skiiing days are definitely over. All the other sport activities he loved have had to be drastically recast.

Janet did not fare much better. It was an automobile accident during a heavy downpour. She hydroplaned into a tree as the car spun out of control.

The scars on the left side of her face and jaw and mouth are healing after a number of plastic surgeries, but her speech is noticeably slower as she carefully enunciates each word.

Money is just a medium for exchange, they say. Proffer the required sum and receive goods or services. An efficient system, they say.

Except when the medium you possess cannot be used as the message.

John's benefits ran out and his retirement reserve had to be tapped. When he returned to work after a long hiatus, he found that both his zip and his company had been greatly diminished.

Recession had reduced the value of the stock they had acquired. The company's gross had plummeted and he was not sure he would survive the downsizing cut.

Worst of all, his pension plan, so vital a segment of the retirement, was in danger of collapsing because it was underfunded by sixty million dollars.

Janet, who had done well in real estate rentals before the accident, found it difficult to sell effectively when she returned. Her income dwindled to a trickle. She was let go six months later.

Behold the dark side of hard times. Dispirited rituals when things go wrong. Waking, faking, eating, television, sleeping. And work when you can get it.

Debts piled up. Creditors came calling. The ski chalet had to be sold. Loans had to be obtained. Monthly payments mounted. Shrunken assets shrunk further.

Their house was next on the block. After it went, they moved to an apartment in a neighborhood that was not nearly as nice.

They had to sell one car, and then some antiques and artwork. Fine china, silverware, sporting equipment. The money helped them fend off predators.

On the road of life, there is a fork one sometimes comes to. Each path seems inviting at the outset. But one is a slippery slope and the other is an altered course leading to rewards.

John and Janet were finally fed up. It peaked when John was let go, at age 59, one year before he had planned to retire. Their life was in shambles. They were ready for change.

And disgusted with the lack of money and the absence of assets.

With the terrible way they were relating to each other.

With what had happened to their looks, their weight, their health.

They yearned for the social life and friends they had before.

And longed for a decent vacation.

They were disturbed that their sex life had become rote and devoid of passion.

They were frustrated at their inability to find decent jobs.

They now suffer sticker shock when they shop. And became dismayed with how little they can actually afford.

One of your core ideas catapulted me out of my lethargy. I'm referring to 'Parts Theory', and the amazing results I've gotten from the ability to 'solve and resolve'.

I had always been a low energy person, and it affected my mental attitude as well.

Until I learned some of your techniques and ladled them into my thinking and doing.

What a difference it made! I am now well on my way.

Kudos to your original thinking and the time you spent perfecting those wonderful techniques.

Thomas A.B., St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Before decision time, desire for change must become more powerful than standing pat in a negative frame. Vibes must be raised to the positive end of the spectrum.

When John came home from work one day and found Janet sitting disconsolately on the floor, tears streaming down her face, holding a letter from a collection agency, it was the last straw.

He got her into one of the kitchen chairs, made strong coffee, kissed and hugged her, as he said, "We still have each other. We still love each other."

She stared at him for a moment, then said, in a voice barely audible, "We're not dopes. We're still capable. We can find a way out."

"We've just been reacting." John replied, "In a very negative way. We have to talk. Make decisions."

Analysis can not become the end game, lest it lead to paralysis. Action is necessary. Steps must be taken. Moments must be seized.

Talk they did. All night long and into the next day. They inventoried their life and they decided that the answer was working together in their own business, using John's computer skills and Janet's marketing know-how.

In the days that followed, they researched the internet for products and got facts and statistics on those who were doing well. They bought and downloaded courses on web marketing.

There was one fly in the ointment. They were both getting excited but could not summon up the self-confidence to take the necessary steps. Their initial enthusiasm showed signs of waning.

They reached a point where they suddenly saw what had been eluding them. It had to start from within!

Although they checked out many self-help programs on the market, John and Janet chose the BARATT CORE LORE SYSTEM for their leap forward.

When the mind is positive and receptive, the proper solution will arrive. What happened, is a testimonial to the majesty of life.

Today, John and Janet find it hard to believe how their situation has changed in just ten months.

They are buying a cottage on a lake where they can live year round and work from home with the help of their computers. They have a business that is producing thousands of dollars every month, and most of it is run on automatic. Their savings and investments are growing.

They have time for sports activity, although they have had to tone it down to snowmobiling and boating and swimming and walking.

They will now be able to take vacations and travel. They will be able to help their children and grandchildren.

They are pleasantly surprised at how many friends they have made already and with the promising social life in store. They have lost weight and their health has improved dramatically.

Here is how John sums it up. "We found that, as far as the mental side goes, it's only necessary to reach within. We all have untapped resources and strengths that are there for the taking. It was the Core Lore System that showed us how to do it. "

For more information on the techniques that have changed John and Janet's life for the better, click on the book cover below.

I wonder what made me think that a limiting belief could not be changed. After all, at age 55, I no longer believe in the Tooth Fairy.

I used to believe all sorts of negative things about myself. Felt I couln't get and hold a decent job. Couldn't save. Couldn't give my wife and kids what they deserved. Like father, like son, and that was it.

Now I know that I was wrong, of course. Your System gave me the tools and techniques for postive change.

Specifically, how to create doubts about the truth of the belief. And how to use the collapsing anchor pattern to erase the old and install the new.

And that Swish Technique! It works like a charm.

Barry F., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

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