Hiring new liberty-oriented PR specialist immediately! August 18, 2009
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, Personal Enjoyment, Personal Productivity, real estate, Self Directed IRA/401k.Tags: 401k, economics, freedom, hiring, investing, ira, IRA Association, jeff nabers, job, job opening, jobs, liberty, Nabers Group, pr, public relation, publicist, real estate, ron paul, self directed, solo, Solo 401k, staff, staffing
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Our publicist has done a great job getting the word out about Self-Directed IRAs, and my various writings and products related to independence, economics, investing, and freedom.
But, alas, the time has come to replace our publicist. So here’s what we’re looking for:
- Very freedom/liberty-oriented and passionate
- A basic understanding of Austrian economics and the free market
- An unlimited mindset—one that fully accepts that anything is possible and our results are up to us… only we can decide what we CAN and CAN’T accomplish together
- A realistic understanding of our world today and the terrible direction our country and our society is heading in—politically, financially, emotionally, etc. We have to be able to acknowledge and observe the problems in order to be a part of providing solutions.
- Results-oriented. We aren’t just trying to get the word out to see what happens. We are getting the word out! We set goals and then achieve them :-D
- Experience preferred, but not required. If you have experience in public relations, awareness campaigns, or dealing with the media, that is great and will be helpful. Buuuuuut, the above requirements are much more important. The actual procedure of how to promote and make contacts and pitch ideas can be learned. Being a freedom-loving, free-market-loving, truth-knowing, positive-thinking passionate person ready to change the world cannot be learned—it’s just who you are. So that is most important, and for that reason, experience isn’t required, but it is preferred.
- Start immediately!
- Monthly salary. This doesn’t have to be a full-time job, but we will pay a substantial salary.
Be a part of a team that’s changing the world! We’ll be working to promote my book (5 Steps To Freedom) as well as my companies (Nabers Group and IRA Association). Some past exposure and events have included:
- Speaking at FreedomFest
- Writing for Forbes.com
- Contributing to articles for mint.com, realtytimes.com, Entrepreneur Magazine, LA Times, and Chicago Tribune
- Featured in trade journals
- Appearing on TV shows such as Good Morning Arizona and The Pat McMahon show
..these are just a start as we’ll be working together to continue to expose people to self-empowerment, liberty, financial freedom, Austrian economics, and similar ideas.
LIVING IN DENVER IS NOT NECESSARY. We are open to remote working arrangements. If you think you might know somebody who would be great for this position, please share this opportunity, especially on Twitter and Facebook:
Applicants, please send resume to prjob@jnabz.com and include a cover letter summarizing why you think this would be a great fit. I look forward to connecting with our new PR specialist!
NY Times’ Meltzer Calls for Fed To Stop Causing Inflation May 14, 2009
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money.Tags: allan meltzer, bernanke, economics, economy, fed, federal reserve, free market, inflation, interest rate, volcker
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The Fed’s activities for over a decade have been very focused on creating inflation (an increase in the money supply). Allan Meltzer wrote a great article the other day summarizing how inflation isn’t the solution to our economic problems… it’s the cause.
He revisits how Fed chairman Paul Volcker came on the scene and decided to directly combat the economic problems in the 70s by simply (more…)
How to Cope with Your New $50k in Forced Debt This Year March 6, 2009
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, Personal Enjoyment, Personal Productivity, Uncategorized.Tags: bailout, crisis, decicit, depression, economic, economics, economist, economy, government, meltdown, obama, recession, spending, stimulus
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There are about 100 million non-government, non-taxpayer-paid workers in the U.S.
$3 trillion normal government spending + $2 trillion additional emergency spending = $5 trillion government spending in 2009.
That amounts to $50,000 of government spending per non-government, non-taxpayer-paid U.S. worker in a single year.
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Could Obama’s Stimulus Really Work? February 20, 2009
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Health, Money, Personal Enjoyment, Personal Productivity.Tags: bail out, bailout, balance sheet, consumer, debt, deficit, economics, economy, financial, financial freedom, financial statement, future, government, income statement, invest, investing, investment, literacy, Money, obama, prosper, spending, stimulus, thrive, unemployment, wealth
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Our economy is 70% consumerism. That means it is mostly based on individuals buying stuff. So the current setup of our economy holds two basic facts:
- Individuals buying more stuff than they can afford to buy (based on their income) has a net effect that is good for the economy.
- When individuals lower their spending and save and invest money, the net effect is bad for the U.S. economy.
That said, should we even care about “the economy” in its current setup? If individuals were really doing what is good for themselves (saving and investing), it would be terrible for the economy.
So could Obama’s stimulus really work? Absolutely not. Not if you consider “it really working” to mean more than just temporarily. We don’t need a stimulus. We don’t need a boosted economy. We need a changed economy. There are only three ways out of (more…)
I.O.U.S.A viewing this weekend on CNN January 9, 2009
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Health, Money, Personal Enjoyment, Personal Productivity, real estate, Self Directed IRA/401k.Tags: austrian, bailout, bank, banking, banks, bernanke, buffett, chairman, cnn, corporate, currency, david walker, debt, dollar, economics, economist, economy, fed, federal reserve, fiat, fiscal, franctional reserve, government, greenspan, i.o.u.s.a., mises, Money, nation, national, obama, responsibility, school, social security, sovereign, sovereignty, stimulus, tax, wall street
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CNN to Broadcast I.O.U.S.A. | Obama Foresees Trillion-Dollar
Deficits |
A Bipartisan Plea for Fiscal Responsibility | The Government We
Deserve
CNN to Broadcast I.O.U.S.A.
The public has spoken, and we’ve listened. In response to demand
for information about our country’s financial challenges, CNN/U.S.
will air the broadcast premiere of the acclaimed documentary
I.O.U.S.A. on on Saturday, January 10 at 2:00 p.m. EST and on
Sunday, January 11 at 3:00 p.m. EST. Accompanying the documentary
will be an unscripted panel discussion with policy leaders about
various economic solutions currently under consideration.
This exclusive televised event will air only on CNN, and will be
hosted by Ali Velshi and Christine Romans, co-anchors of CNN’s
Your $$$$$, the network’s weekend business roundtable program.
Throughout I.O.U.S.A.’s broadcast premiere, Velshi and Romans will
engage a distinguished group of panelists, including Pete
Peterson, Chairman of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation and former
U.S. Commerce Secretary; Dave Walker, President and CEO of the
Peter G. Peterson Foundation and former U.S. Comptroller General;
Alice Rivlin, noted economist and former Director of the Office of
Management and Budget; and Bill Bradley, a Managing Director of
Allen & Company and former U.S. Senator and Democratic
presidential candidate, in discussions about issues raised in the
film and their ties to current economic events.
Learn more about the film at www.IOUSAtheMovie.com. And be sure to
spread the word about the U.S. broadcast premiere!
Obama Foresees Trillion-Dollar Deficits
CNNMoney.com reported on Tuesday that when President-elect Barack
Obama takes office on January 20, he’ll inherit an economy deeper
in debt than ever.
Obama commented on the unprecedented deficit, saying, (more…)
CPI Explained – Part 2 – Substitution November 5, 2008
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, Personal Enjoyment.Tags: bank, bls, cpi, economics, economy, fed, federal reserve, inflation, invest, investing, investment, Money
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This picks up where a previous post left off. You may want to read that post first in order for this one make sense.
Looking at the picture above, I can only imagine that this is the way that the following idea was made into government policy. The second major way BLS’s CPI calculation policies were altered is through the concept of subsitution. In brief, this concept argues that as the price of an item rises, consumers start buying cheaper alternatives.
Consumer substitution is absolutely true. It’s a fact; we all do it. It’s a sign of inflation. We know there is significant inflation when prices of things we buy go up in price. Everything doesn’t go up equally all at the same time. As prices are rising, consumers will substitute goods to get the best deal. BLS uses this concept to reduce the mathematical weighting of items in their basket of goods that rise sharply in price. It is an assumption that (more…)
CPI Explained – Part 1 – Hedonics November 3, 2008
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, Personal Enjoyment.Tags: bank, bls, cost of living, cpi, debasement, economics, economy, fed, federal reserve, government, inflation, monetary, Money, policy, social security, statistics
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While the measurement of inflation varies wildly depending on which economist you talk to, here we will examine the official figures published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS): CPI or Consumer Price Index. The purpose of publishing CPI is to measure inflation and/or deflation, the decreased or increased buying power of the U.S. dollar. Awareness of inflation is essentially an awareness of how much our central banking system, the Federal Reserve, is printing or destroying money through “monetary policy”. This side of economics can get confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. This account will be an understandable explanation intended for accountants and laymen alike.
CPI is not calculated the same today as in the 70s & 80s
While remarkably high inflation is a key part of our memory of the 70s and 80s, if today’s CPI calculation methods were applied to the 70s & 80s, the CPI figures would be revised to show very low inflation – probably under 6%. Why? Two important concepts have (more…)
This stock market collapse started in 1999 October 31, 2008
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, Precious Metals, Self Directed IRA/401k.Tags: 401k, dollar, dow jones, economics, economy, gold, index, indices, inflation, ira, market, Money, price, s&p 500, self directed, solo, Solo 401k, stock
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The following charts should look familiar to you:
These charts (above) show you the historical account of pricing for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Standard & Poor 500 stock indexes. The following chart (below) is also a historical account of pricing for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. It, on the other hand, shows (more…)
The next big party July 19, 2008
Posted by Jeff Nabers in Money, real estate, Self Directed IRA/401k.Tags: 401k, bubble, crash, depression, dollar, economics, economy, inflation, invest, ira, recession, self directed, Solo 401k, stock
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A recent Onion News article has hit dead on what is wanted right now by the masses of the American public. As ridiculous as this article sounds, this type of mentality is exactly what’s been behind many “investment decisions” of the average American in recent past.
Read the article here, and then keep reading my blog if you’d like a more sound approach to investing.
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P.S. Just to be on the safe side, I’ll give you a heads up that The Onion is a satirical, “fake news” organization.
