Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down!

Hello, I'm Scott Bravell from California. 

I turned 60 in March, and I'm a reformed perfectionist. Nowadays for me it's more about getting it done, than getting it perfect.

I'm going to be blunt here, and I hope I don't offend anyone. I titled this "Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down" for good reason. I've always thought of myself as a positive person, a kinda happy-go-lucky guy. But lately I've been asking myself why in the past, I attracted so much negativity in my life? I've begun to realize that even though I've always put on a happy face, I've never fully believed in myself. Until now.

The death of my hero, my Dad, and my remorse over not getting to say goodbye, and not reaching my full potential in front of him while he was still alive; loomed large on my psyche. But you know what?... It's not the end of the world. Life goes on. 

So lately I've been attracting positive vibes from everybody. Just by setting the table and preparing for the major transformation in my life that's about to come. I'm on a totally different plane now. I no longer blame anyone else for my misfortune. So maybe the title of this should really be. "Don't YOU Let The Bastards Get You Down!" You control your mindset. You can change the channel anytime. You have a choice. There are 24 hours in every day. What you do with them is up to you. The choice is yours. 

The question for you is: 

If I could show you a way to improve your mindset, identify and achieve your goals, and improve your finances; would you be interested? 

So I guess you can do one of a couple different things at this point:

1. Join me now on your own journey where our journeys intertwine together in a future of reflection and bliss.

2.  Sit on the sidelines and watch until you are blown away by my profound transformation and join me later on.

3. Close this window and go on your merry way.

Whatever you choose is the right choice for you and perfectly  alright with me. As one of my mentors, Lisa Faeder Grossman likes to say, "we need less presentation today and more conversation." I'm more interested in your story anyways. That's just me.