(Newswire.net — August 15, 2014) Corona, California — Personal debt is reaching new levels nationwide. In fact, the world is seeing an inflation of people with debt going back to two generations. Is the massive debt people are facing insurmountable?
Kalani Vale, author of Super Hero Single Dad, went through the all too familiar financial roller coaster many Americans are facing. Vale doesn’t see his losses and gains as a sore spot, however. He treats his experiences more like education. “My education cost me millions of dollars in financial mistakes, wrong directions, personal misfortune and took years of my life in exchange. I didn’t simply “bounce” back,” Vale said, “I crawled, scratched and drove myself to unlearn disempowering language, shed idiotic habits and build successful multi-million dollar businesses.”
Vale concludes that the mindset of “poor me, now get up and do something,” actually helped him to create his wealth. In fact, he would not be where he is today without the trials and tribulations he had when he was younger. In addition to being a public speaker and award winning author, Vale owns and operates several companies including a financial services firm.
Patrick Sheridan of CNN is another author who is showcasing the epidemic of personal debt and its impact on families. Sheridan, author I’m 57 and owe $152,000 in student loans, interviewed Rosemary Anderson, a 57 year old mother with two grown daughters. She is still paying $152,000 in student loans that she took out 20 years ago. Anderson said, “I will be working for as long as I’m employable. I will never be able to retire.” The divorced mother of two works in business operations at the University of California and continues to take odd jobs from Craigslist to supplement her income.
Vale has taken a different route.
After building a lifestyle of freedom and abundance he wanted for himself and his children, he has been deluged with requests from others to teach them his strategies. “It’s not simply a matter of positive thinking, budgeting or following your passion,” Vale stated. “In order to build your dream life, one must embrace and USE your perceived weaknesses as well as your strengths. It is only when a person embraces and leverages all of their assets can they transform misfortune into their super power.”
Vale’s private classes will teach people like Anderson how to build a blueprint for the lifestyle that they want, a potential business, public speaker training, sales systems, leadership skills, and how to become wealthy.
Vale candidly states, “Most people’s dreams and untapped potential will die inside of them unless they do something significant to change their habits that put them where they are today.”
With Vale’s class, the self-made man and father of two, will teach a select group of people how to pull (not push) themselves into something that they love. He does this, not in spite of their circumstances, but because of them. By unleashing new will power, creating patient determination, and delivering a unique set of custom tools, Vale’s system will massive transformation for his new members.
Vale also leaves his students with a promise, “This won’t resemble a class in the traditional sense…in fact, those who are accepted will barely recognize the structure at all,” and that, “This program won’t resemble ANYTHING you’ve seen, heard about or experienced in your life…ever.”
Vale will be teaching his League of Super Heroes class from September to November. A limited number of people will be selected. The application process will be open until September 5, 2014. He is hosting a public webinar to showcase his strategy on Tuesday, August 19th at 6 PM PST.
To learn more, register by going to: https://author.leadpages.net/kalani-mm/
For information visit http://www.kalanivale.com/justice-league-application/