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Can Seeing Really Be Believing?

Today I want to talk about the concept of how we see things. Sometimes we believe certain things are true just because that’s the way that everyone else seems to believe. You look at something that is critical in your life such as your money, your finances, your wealth, your security and you see things in a way where you think everything is correct and everything is right. What if something wasn’t right, or could be better, but you can’t see it? Would you want to know about it?

Sometimes our eyes fool us. The best analogy I can share with you is a logo for a very famous company, Federal Express. Inside the logo, FedEx is a big arrow. Have you seen it? Until this was pointed out to me, I never saw the arrow. I thought I saw 5 letters, but I was missing this really large symbol that was right in front of me.

I believe in my eyes. I think they don’t usually fool me, but sometimes, when we see things in one way, we may be missing something. The things that we are missing could be very important, like different perspectives, different ways for you to succeed financially or things that you need to really work on and create in your financial life.

What Strategic Wealth Advisors Network (SWAN) offers as an organization is a perspective that allows us to help people see things that they may be missing. Through our understanding when looking at your financial picture, we may be able to show you things that you haven’t seen in the past, and point out problems or potential pitfalls.

Next time you see the FEDEX logo, look for the arrow and then give us at SWAN a call so we can try to help you improve your vision.

Michael Fliegelman, CLU, ChFC, AEP, CLTC, RFC
Founder / President, Strategic Wealth Advisors Network
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Please note that the information being provided is strictly as a courtesy. Always confer with your CPA prior to attempting to take any tax deduction. Michael Fliegelman is not a CPA, nor should the contained be considered tax “advice”.

By |2018-06-25T21:42:48+00:00August 22nd, 2013|Blog, Estate Planning, Financial Planning|0 Comments

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