The weather. Tomorrow, expect a biting cold front. Hmm, how naughty. I wonder what I'll be

wearing or taking off. The night will be wild and untamed. Expect heavy, lashing rain

that'll soak you to the skin. By Monday, temperatures will rise slowly but surely reaching

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It's no secret the U.S. economy's in shambles, but the politicians will lie to you about how good it is or how bad it is, right? With high inflation, high housing costs, instability in the global market, it's fair to be worried about the future of the economy and your money. And after all, you know what your family's finances look like. The politicians don't. You know how much more now it costs for you to buy eggs and gas

and to pay your rent. They don't. Two-thirds of Americans have admitted being worried about money.

Are you one of them? And with such uncertainty on the horizon, it doesn't surprise me that I get

asked all the time about a possibility of a recession. So today I thought, let's sit down. Let's have a chat about it.

Okay, listen, I'm not a financial advisor. I'm not even an economist. But even if I were,

no one has a crystal ball in times like these. It's more important to focus on what you can control

versus what you cannot control. And that's really what I want you to take away from this conversation

today. Unfortunately,

factors like inflation, national debt, the high cost of living are largely out of our control.

So on the other side of the coin, think about the factors that are in your control. How can you

protect yourself? How can you prepare for the worst right now? Number one, start early by building

your financial education. I believe that a

strong financial education is one of the most overlooked and overvalued things you need to survive

in today's world. Luckily, building a strong financial education is free. You can start right now.

You can go to your local library and check out a number of books. I was standing down in my library

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