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Life Leadership is not a business scam

It is amazing how a simple article and a short video can eliminate so many questions and objections.  Check out this recent article from Orrin Woodward that should help remove any doubt that the Life Leadership business is the best thing you can do to develop yourself and leverage a system to help others.  Check it out:

LIFE Leadership Business

Here is a fantastic video that answers several of the common questions asked about compensated communities. Network Marketing has been around for many years, but many still do not understand how and why people and companies are attracted to this business model.

LIFE Leadership has created the best paying compensated community in the profession and has helped thousands of people eliminate tens of thousands of dollars debt previously poured into the Financial Matrix hole. What is your plan to escape the Financial Matrix?

Sincerely,

Orrin Woodward

 

 

Orrin Woodward: Financial Matrix scam exposed

I love the writing style of bestselling author Chris Brady.  He has a fun way of sharing very important topics like the one he links to about Orrin Woodward's latest research.  Check out this post:

1. Debt is Stupid

2. You're a Victim

3. There's a Way Out!

In essence, this is the message of NY Times best selling author Orrin Woodward's latest book (to be released this month), entitled The Financial Matrix.

Cleverly relating today's complicated financial environment to the popular 1999 smash hit movie The Matrix, Orrin Woodward draws upon deep scholarship to simplify a complicated picture, showing how the great masses of people have throughout history been ensnared in powerful webs of control.

The first scam or "Matrix" of control was slavery. This is the instance in which the powerful aristocracy simply (and horribly) "owned" another human being and therefore captured 100% of that person's output for themselves.

After slavery came the scam or "Matrix" of feudalism, in which the powerful aristocracy owned the land and therefore captured a large part of the production from the other person's working of that land.

Today, slavery and feudalism have thankfully receded, but in their place (and this is the key premise of Orrin Woodward's book) is a complicated, nearly invisible system of control every bit as diabolical as its two predecessors. He calls it the Financial Matrix.

I won't spoil the mystery for you, but take a look at some of the statistic pulled from the pages of this captivating publication:

1. The average American in 2014 is more than $225,000 in debt.

2. Average credit card debt among indebted households: $15,263 at an average interest rate of 14.95% APR.

3. Only 59 percent of Americans have at least $500 in a savings account.

4. Household income in America has dropped nearly 8% since its 1999 peak of $56,895.

Shockingly, these results are not accidental, nor, as some pundits would proclaim, are they merely the result of "stupid Americans over-consuming." As Orrin Woodward develops in his book, the condition of the average person's finances is actually the direct result of a financial system designed to feed off the unsuspecting. Fiat money, fractional reserve banking, and other mechanisms work behind the scenes to entrap those who don't realize the dangers of consumer debt.

For more information directly from Orrin Woodward himself, one can visit his blog here.

Enjoy what you learn and do what you can to escape from the scam of the Financial Matrix!

Life Leadership and YOU!

I am excited to announce that there is a new blog that you will want to visit on a regular basis:

www.lifeleadership.com/blog

The reason this is such a big deal is because the purpose of this blog is to get up close and personal with everyday people that have applied the materials that Life Leadership produces and the results that followed.  This is just what you have been looking for!  Instead of hearing from the top producers, you will be hearing (and viewing) from the end users.  Not critics, but people who have achieved results.  This is going to be compelling!

Check out this excerpt from the introductory post:

The overall purpose of making this information available is to influence people to think differently about their lives, and therefore inspire them to pursue and live the life they’ve always wanted. Uniquely enough, because the end product is a changed person, Life Leadership is excited to showcase YOUR story! We want to publicize your achievements, and let the world know how your life has been changed because of Life Leadership.

As you browse this blog, you can expect to read about:

Families becoming debt free and getting out of the Financial Matrix because of the Financial Fitness program.
Companies using LLR Corporate to change their organization’s culture.
Countries’ economies changing. (Yes, you read that right!)
Hands-on charitable service from the community through our “Life on Life” initiative and financial support through AGO.
People becoming financially free from their jobs because of a business system.
Schools offering leadership classes and financial classes using Life products.
“Next generation” influence for our youth through the Edge series.
…..AND SO MUCH MORE!!!!!!…

Make sure you follow the link above and subscribe - this is going to be a big deal!

 

The Financial Matrix and Life Leadership

There is a problem, Neo...  You have sensed it your entire life.  Do you know what I'm talking about?  Yes, its the Financial Matrix.  It's not your fault.  We have a solution!

Man, the truth is sweet to the ear - it is hard to criticize the need for this information.  Here is another followup article by Orrin Woodward about the Financial Matrix:

Over the years, with consistent study and reflection, I have discovered three matrices of control over people’s production – the physical, feudal, and financial matrices. The Physical Matrix, of course, was slavery and has been practiced since practically the origins of humanity. The feudal system was serfdom and was practiced for over 1,000 years during the middle-ages and beginning of the modern age.

Today’s system of control, however, is known as the Financial Matrix. This matrices utilizes the bank cartel to control the world’s money supply to benefit the elites at the masses expense. What makes this system so nefarious is that few even understand its existence let alone how it works. This short twenty minute video describes mankind’s historical challenge with the elites and the three matrices of control. 

My new book The Financial Matrix will describe how to respond to this system by utilizing the Financial Fitness Program and the LIFE Leadership business to protect your family and friends.

Over the years, with consistent study and reflection, I have discovered three matrices of control over people’s production – the physical, feudal, and financial matrices. The Physical Matrix, of course, was slavery and has been practiced since practically the origins of humanity. The feudal system was serfdom and was practiced for over 1,000 years during the middle-ages and beginning of the modern age.

Today’s system of control, however, is known as the Financial Matrix. This matrices utilizes the bank cartel to control the world’s money supply to benefit the elites at the masses expense. What makes this system so nefarious is that few even understand its existence let alone how it works. This short twenty minute video describes mankind’s historical challenge with the elites and the three matrices of control. 

My new book The Financial Matrix will describe how to respond to this system by utilizing the Financial Fitness Program and the LIFE Leadership business to protect your family and friends.

https://youtu.be/PGjP4gKb_ck

Orrin Woodward and Life Leadership are making headlines again!

Here is yet another great article that validates Orrin Woodward and the world-class training and materials available at lifeleadership.com  Making the list of Inc. magazine's top 100 Great Leadership speakers is just one of many achievements for Orrin and the fantastic organization that he leads.  If you are looking for a way to grow and learn from the best, you found it!  Check it out:

Speaker, Author, and Entrepreneur Orrin Woodward Makes ‘Inc.’ Magazine’s 100 Great Leadership Speakers List

‘New York Times’ Bestselling Author and Chairman of the Board of LIFE Leadership Orrin Woodward was recently recognized by ‘Inc.’ magazine for his exceptional ability as a leadership speaker and trainer.

Cary, NC (PRWEB) February 05, 2015

‘New York Times’ Bestselling Author and Chairman of the Board of LIFE LeadershipOrrin Woodward was recently named on ‘Inc.’ magazine’s list of “100 Great Leadership Speakers for Your Next Conference.”

Jeff Haden, the contributing writer for the ‘Inc.’ magazine piece, set out to come up with a list of excellent business and leadership speakers because, as someone who does a number of speaking events every year, he is often asked to make recommendations. But he didn’t feel he had seen enough speakers to sufficiently handle the task himself. So in order to provide a comprehensive list of outstanding business speakers (and thinkers), he turned to keynote speaker, bestselling author, and entrepreneur Kevin Kruse, who has seen tons of speakers at his own events as well as numerous others, to compile a list of his favorite leadership speakers and trainers. For those looking for the best leadership speakers for an event, Haden recommends checking out the people, such as Orrin Woodward, on Kruse’s list. And for those considering going to a certain event, he recommends dropping everything to attend if one of these people is on the program.

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Life Leadership Business

Last weekend, Life Leadership hosted another impactful conference.  Filled with details of Orrin Woodward's explanation of the Financial Matrix and what WQAD8 Quad Cities news anchor, John David, called good 'messages filled with values and principles', it was another life changing weekend for those who attended.

The following is a snippet from Tim Marks recent blog article:

“It’s the message that we have information that can help people live the lives they always wanted to live,” said CEO Chris Brady.

Speakers are showing how they improve families with its research.

Subjects of DVD’s, CD’s and other sources deal with topics like faith, families and fitness.

This weekend session will focus on financial leadership.

“It helps them build a great defense, and get out of debt,” Brady continued.  “It helps them build a great offense, and make other streams of income.”

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In addition, the conference was highly anticipated by local businesses as the Life Leadership business brought in nearly $4.5 million for the local economy in Moline, IL and the Quad Cities area.  

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Enjoy!

Orrin Woodward, Morpheus and the Financial Matrix Part 1

Movie fans will love Orrin Woodard's latest comparison of the current worldwide financial plight to the 1999 movie, The Matrix, starring Keanu Reeves and Lawrence Fishburne.  After reading this article, you will be compelled to choose one of two paths:  (1) to ignore the truth and embrace the financial matrix, or (2) to fight to free yourself from it.  The choice is yours.

Here is a snippet from the full article:

People are waking up to the fact that the Financial Matrix is real. Debt is draining the productivity of all workers from ditch-diggers to doctors because modern society’s money supply is fueled by debt. Indeed, over 70% of the USA money supply is created by housing market mortgages. In other words, if every mortgage was paid off, 70% of the money supply would disappear, literally wiped out when house is owned outright. In the 1950’s the equity in houses in the USA was around 80%, now it’s less than 30%. This means that 50% of the value of all houses in the USA has been siphoned off in the last 60 years!

The Financial Matrix, in a word, is performing exactly as planned. The more people go into debt, the more money is created. Thus, the State and Big Bankers, using Keynesian logic, have wrongly concluded that debt is not only great for bank profits, but also the economy since it stimulates money production. Unfortunately, this economic canard (that more dollars leads to increased wealth) has a long life and only dies with society dies through the predictable boom/bust cycle. The State and Big Banks profit at society’s (the people’s) expense. 

Thankfully, however, reader is waking up to this reality. For just like Neo in the movie The Matrix, he is searching for the answers to why so many people are so far in debt:

Morpheus : I imagine that right now you’re feeling a bit like Alice… Tumbling down the rabbit hole? Hmm?

Neo : You….could say that.

Morpheus : I can see it in your eyes. You have the look of a man who accepts what he sees, because he is expecting to wake up. Ironically, this is not far from the truth…. Do you believe in fate, Neo?

Neo : No.

Morpheus : Why?

Neo : Because I don’t like the idea that I’m not in control of my own life.

Morpheus : I know… exactly what you mean. Let me tell you why you’re here. You’re here because you know something. What you know, you can’t explain. But you feel it. You’ve felt it your entire life. That there’s something wrong with the world. You don’t know what it is, but it’s there…like a splinter in you’re mind, driving you mad. It is this feeling that has brought you to me. Do you know what I’m talking about?

Neo : The Matrix?

Morpheus : Do you want to know…. what it is….? (Neo nods yes) The Matrix is everywhere. It’s all around us, even in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television. You can feel it when you go to work, when you go to work, when you pay your taxes. The Matrix is the world that has been pulled over your eyes, to blind you from the truth.

Neo : What truth?

Morpheus : That you are a slave, Neo. Like everyone else, you were born into bondage, born into a prison that you cannot smell or taste or touch. A prison…for your mind….Unfortunately, no one can be… told what the Matrix is… you have to see it for yourself.

What is the Financial Matrix?

I can answer no better than Morpheus answered (with just a few words added) it in the movie The Matrix:

The (Financial) Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you’re inside, you look around. What do you see? Business people, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system, and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inert, so hopelessly dependent on the (debt) system, that they will fight to protect it.

 

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Monetary Manipulation

Leadership is about trust. Therefore, when the State manipulates the money supply, it violates the trust of society's members. The goal of LIFE Leadership is to instill the proper principles to restore trust in society and the State. Recently, Orrin Woodward has written two books that would help to restore trust - And Justice For All and The Leadership Train. Below is an article Orrin wrote on debasement of the money supply. 

Debasement Leads to Inflation

German Hyper-Inflation

Nonetheless, this gain to the state’s coffers is no free lunch; rather, society pays in full for the state’s abuse of its powers. For debasement leads to a hidden tax on society’s members known as inflation. Society’s members recognize that prices are rising, but cannot identify its true cause. Ignobly, the government, instead of ensuring justice through protecting society against fraud and counterfeiters, has entered the counterfeiting business to benefit the ruling elite. To be sure, the government hammers anyone else attempting to benefit at society’s expense through the printing of fake dollars that cause inflation within society. Evidently, however, this aggressive government action is less about ensuring justice and more about ensuring the exclusive rights on the systematic counterfeiting fraud. Furthermore, since inflation is a disguised tax upon society, it is one of the safest methods of exploitation. Rothbard observed:

Direct, overt taxation raises hackles and can cause revolution; inflationary increases of the money supply can fool the public— its victims—for centuries. Only when its paper money has been accepted for a long while is the government ready to take the final inflationary step: making it irredeemable, cutting the link with the gold. After calling its dollar bills equivalent to 1/20 gold ounce for many years, and having built up the customary usage of the paper dollar as money, the government can then boldly and brazenly sever the link with gold, and then simply start referring to the dollar bill as money itself. Gold then becomes a mere commodity, and the only money is paper tickets issued by the government. The gold standard has become an arbitrary fiat standard. The government, of course, is now in seventh heaven. So long as paper money was redeemable in gold, the government had to be careful how many dollars it printed. If, for example, the government has a stock of $30 billion in gold, and keeps issuing more paper dollars redeemable in that gold, at a certain point, the public might start getting worried and call upon the government for redemption. If it wants to stay on the gold standard, the embarrassed government might have to contract the number of dollars in circulation: by spending less than it receives, and buying back and burning the paper notes. No government wants to do anything like that.

Manipulation of Money Supply

Simply stated, inflation, through society’s ignorance, allows exploiters to bilk society with little resistance. Governments, in effect, as they transform into powerful states, promote monetary sophisms to disguise its scheme of systematic exploitation of the nation’s money supply. Indeed, without public acceptance of the state’s control of the monetary system the Five Laws of Decline would be severely limited. Unfortunately, however, most of society’s members remain ignorant of monetary matters, leaving them susceptible to state propaganda. For the state and its servants argue that, since all production is good and increases wealth, the state must increase the money supply to increase wealth in society. The fallacy, however, in this argument is, unlike all other consumer goods, money is not used up in the consumption or production process. True, it is indispensable to both steps, but only as a medium of exchange for goods and services. To quote Rothbard one more time:

Unlike consumer or capital goods, we cannot say that the more money in circulation the better. In fact, since money only performs an exchange function, we can assert with the Ricardians and with Ludwig von Mises that any supply of money will be equally optimal with any other. In short, it doesn’t matter what the money supply may be; every M will be just as good as any other for performing its cash balance exchange function.

Society, in other words, can practically use any stable non-manipulated money supply level to use in its role as a medium of exchange for all other goods and services; however, the exploiters resist this economic truth for they cannot manipulate a money supply operating within free market environment. Accordingly, the state utilizes all the means at its disposal to gain control of a nation’s money thus ensuring its ability to exploit society. Interestingly, American President James Garfield emphasized the FLD risk when the state’s “monopoly of force” controlled the money supply when he declared, “He who controls the money supply of a nation controls the nation.” Garfield understood that, since money is the lifeblood of the entire economy, when the state is given control of the economy’s blood, it controls its life. For if the money supply can be expanded and contracted at will, the state can bankrupt any person, business, or political rival it chooses. Perhaps the simplest way to clear the fog on the false reasoning of financial elites is to ask: in what other field would it be proper for government to cartelize the entire field and claim the procedure is for society’s benefit?

For instance, if a monopoly was delegated complete control over car manufacturing in the USA, would that improve or hinder the quality, quantity, and price of future cars? Historically, when competition is reduced, so is the quality. In fact the only thing that increases is the price. All of this, in short, because the monopoly has no competitors for customers to flock to when the entity is unresponsive to their needs. However, if monopolies and cartels are damaging to the Six Duties of Society in every other field, why does the state/financial elites insist on making an exception when it comes to banking and the money supply? Indeed, because the money supply is used for all other businesses transactions within society, the monopoly control over the monetary policy indirectly allows one to control all other economic activities. This is summum bonum for exploiters, allowing them to profit through foreknowledge of the inflation and deflation cycles under their control. In fact, for society to remain free, there is no greater assignment for the people than to ensure the FLD do not infect the nation’s money supply. Paradoxically, however, in no area of society is the state given a freer reign than in the nation’s money supply. In consequence, since men are not angels, the FLD temptation to expropriate the wealth of society is too great for the state’s rulers to resist.

Orrin Woodward Forbes Update

CEO and Co-Founder of LIFE Leadership Chris Brady, shared the facts on the 2008 Orrin Woodward Forbes article. Although much of the article is not even relevant anymore since Orrin and Chris are not in litigation with Amway/Quixtar and have formed a stand alone leadership company, LIFE Leadership, it still is interesting to learn the facts.

LIFE Leadership has doubled its sales in the past couple of years and is closing in on the coveted $100 million in leadership products sold throughout the USA and Canada. Clearly, Woodward and Brady have modeled the quote, "People of integrity expect to be believed and when they are not, they let time prove them right." Below is Chris's post:

Forbes Magazine Article – Orrin Woodward

Forbes Magazine has been a respected source for business news for decades. As a widely respected publication, it has produced consistently excellent articles on business, investing, and leadership, and I have been a reader since my college years. However, even the best sometimes get it wrong. For instance, the 2008 article featuring Orrin Woodward and Network Marketing is an inexplicable outlier from the publication’s usual journalistic standards. There is so much wrong with the piece I almost didn’t know where to begin. If you’ve ever had the opportunity of being on the inside of a news story, and felt the befuddlement of comparing your experience to what was actually reported, you’ll know how I feel. The following is my briefest attempt to clean up the startling inconsistencies and omissions.

Orrin Woodward Forbes Facts

• At the time of the article, Orrin Woodward was in a major legal dispute with Amway/Quixtar. Somehow, this important fact was not mentioned.
• At the same time, Amway was funding a major advertising campaign inForbes (no links online, but see 2008 Forbes Magazine for Amway ads).
• Some of Amway’s principals were supporters of Steve Forbes and his political aspirations. (Click here)
• Forbes figures have been in public support of Amway (Rich Karlsgaad,Forbes Editor in Chief, appears in an Amway promotional video three different times (Click here))
• Newer, small companies such as Orrin’s at the time (approximately $42 million in gross annual revenue) typically do not merit attention fromForbes, which generally reports on the world’s largest and most influential firms.
• At roughly the same time as this article appeared, Newsweek wrote a similarly negative piece on MonaVie founder and President, Dallin Larsen, even though Larsen was a year away from winning the Ernst & Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year award (Click here). Orrin Woodward had just partnered with MonaVie, and Amway/Quixtar had promptly launched litigation against MonaVie.
• Amway also had a major advertising campaign in Newsweek. (Click here)
• Neither of these publications ever featured Orrin or Dallin before the legal dispute, nor have there been any after its settlement.
• Although the Forbes journalist admitted she had never heard of John Maxwell (#1 world renowned leadership expert (Click here)), Pastor Bill Hybels (the pastor of the largest church in her city (Click here)), and had no experience with Network Marketing (Click here), she wrote an article on leadership practices, Christian teachings, and Network Marketing.
• Of all the people the journalist interviewed for the article (Orrin gave her complete access to everyone in his organization), the only person she quoted from her many interviews (other than Orrin himself and one guy standing in line to attend a meeting), was the negative husband of a woman in Orrin’s team that had never attended a single event, nor participated in any way. In contrast, not one of the many positive people interviewed were even mentioned.
• When Orrin invited the journalist to his company’s international convention, offering her full back-stage access to everything and everyone, she politely declined because she had purchased tickets to attend a Willie Nelson concert instead.
• The journalist referred to Network Marketing as “pyramid selling schemes,” proceeded to give a very incorrect description of how they supposedly function, and then wrote, “sounds like a chain letter, doesn’t it?”, even though networking companies operate legally in all 50 states every business day.  AND Forbes itself has done many positive (or at least professionally balanced) articles on the industry, as recently as last month(Click here).
• The journalist stated that as a result of Orrin Woodward’s split with Amway, his “tools” business sales “plummeted.” This wasn’t the case. She had been given the actual sales data showing that sales increased after Orrin’s departure from Amway/Quixtar.
• The journalist also stated that Orrin’s exit from Amway/Quixtar “left Woodward with motivational tools but no product to motivate people to sell.”  This is also false. Orrin’s leadership material was on the NY Timesbestseller list (another fact not mentioned in the article (Click here) ). Companies were buying it to train their employees, professional athletes were reading it and talking about it in major publications (Click here), and churches were listing it in their annual suggested reading lists (Click here).  Orrin’s informational products did not need to be associated with any networking company’s products in order to be valued in the marketplace. In fact, this is exactly what a Michigan judge concluded when he ruled to allow Orrin’s company to continue to function even though it had severed  its association with Amway/Quixtar.

ORRIN WOODWARD SINCE THE FORBES ARTICLE

• Since departing from Amway/Quixtar, and after a brief time of partnering with MonaVie, Orrin Woodward and several of his partners launched a company called Life Leadership to provide personal and leadership development materials to individuals and organizations.
• Life Leadership products have consistently won industry awards for design and quality (Click here, and here, and here).
• Life Leadership has attracted customers in widely varying industries and applications that don’t have anything to do with Network Marketing (Click here).
• Orrin Woodward’s works continue to win awards and recognition (Click here, and here and here and here).
• In 2011, Orrin Woodward was awarded the Kettering University Entrepreneurial Achievement Award
• In 2014, Orrin Woodward was named to the Inc. Magazine Top 50 Leadership and Management Experts list (Click here).
• Also in 2014, Orrin Woodward set an official Guinness World Record with the most book signings of his latest best selling new book, And Justice for All: The Quest for Concord. (Click here)

LIFE and Orrin Woodward Fix Blame Rather Than Fix Problems

Critics of LIFE and Orrin Woodward

Buffoons and naysayers of both LIFE and Orrin Woodward continue to belly ache, blame and carry on about how LIFE how they failed to become successful, how it’s Orrin’s fault that they didn’t achieve X or Y. Listen, though it’s a worn maxim it’s still true: You’re either part of the problem or part of the solution…pick a side. Blame is for failures and the childish; choosing to accept personal responsibility and fix problems is the mark of self-actualized adult.

If you’ll indulge me, I want to share two personal examples:

Example 1: In junior high school I was tested by The Man; told I had several learning disabilities, labeled a Special Ed kid and subsequently put into a small and unused classroom and forgotten. I spent most of junior high school and all of my high school days in special education classes.

I could have blamed, could have accepted what the Man was telling me, that I was a marginal, second classed, and that the Man would have to take care of me.

But, I didn’t do that. I worked at it, developed systems of success, pushed, fought and climbed my way up. After years of persistence and hard work I was accepted into a prestigious private university, became the chapter vice president of an exclusive national honors fraternity and after a few years received a Master of Science degree in of all things Special Education!

Could I have accepted defeat? Yes.

Could I have blamed my school system for failing me? Yes.

Could I have even blamed my parents for bad genetics? Yes.

I could have chosen to blame exterior forces for my personal shortcomings, accepted complacency, accepted mediocrity; however, I chose to do something with my life and, as Robert Frost wrote, ‘that made all the difference.’

(Parenthetically, after graduation I mailed a nice color copy of my Masters degree in Special Education back to my high school’s Special Ed department with a letter encouraging them to never give up on any kid!)

Now, critics of LIFE and Orrin Woodward, I ask you…are your criticisms helping people become better or, tearing down?

The Great Lie: An easy, comfortable life without having to earn it

Example 2: I wasn’t born into wealth. I’m from a lower middle-class, blue collar family. My father ran away from home at 16 and joined the military; his father left home at 13 and moved away to farm. Neither man had an easy life.

I attended high school in an area with huge financial disparities. We literally had kids who drove Ferraris and Porches to school while the families of other kids families were generational welfare recipients.

My father wanted the best for his family and worked hard to provide for us by working all the overtime he could get to give us a better life. He taught me that the easy, comfortable life is a factor of work. He drilled into our heads that education was the gateway to lasting success; school wasn’t just one of our options, it WAS THE OPTION. Success comes to those who pay the price of education; he knew it and taught us well.

Both LIFE and Orrin Woodward will quickly correct those who mistakenly believe the rubbish spewed forth by pyramid schemes; that success is easy and comes quick.

If you’re not really willing to work, experience hard aches, take rejection and still keep moving, then listen to the critics and give up; they’re right…you won’t be successful.

Remember, the LIFE Business is for those who earnestly seek a better life, are interested in the strenuous process of personal growth, are driven to succeed in significant ways, and are committed to a life of excellence for a higher purpose.

LIFE and Orrin Woodward teach that freedom is a gift and LIFE supports your freedom to choose to be a winner, lose or leave the LIFE business. We live in a democracy where you can vote with both your feet and your wallet.

Critics will always fail to realize that those who’ve chosen to join LIFE each used their divinely appointed ability to make a choice and joined the LIFE Business and aligned themselves with great leaders. Neither Orrin nor the leaders of LIFE coerce them into joining; they made the conscious choice to become a leader.

Choosing To Join The LIFE Business

So back to you the readers-both the critics of LIFE and Orrin Woodward and more especially those seeking to know if joining LIFE; ask yourself these two simple yet powerful life changing questions:

1. Am I open minded?
2. Am I ready to work for success, and understand that comes at a cost and are willing to pay it? 

If you’ve answered ‘yes’ then you’re ready for LIFE.