"Up close and personal with Suze Orman" is a very good interview. it helps me to conduct self-check on how financially aware I am. It also helps me check the culture that we have for long time regarding our perception of OFW's living in abroad. I was once a victim of thinking that those Filipinos working abroad are rich and financially stable because their families here are spending their money as if no tomorrow. I was recently educated that they are working hard for every penny they have and yet they are broke. the insights of Orman is refreshing and how she convey the message is perfect. her words and observation are true. The Filipinos should change the perspective of being dependent to one person. one thing that it should be taken account of is the family upbringing. I strongly agree with Orman that the Parents are the children's model and who they are will be followed by their children.
Suze Orman's life is a great testimony that we can be financially stable. We can manage ourselves and make it through. Financial stories and topics shared by Orman is not rare, it is an everyday problem not just in the Philippines but all over the world. It means that each one of us should look from within why we are stranded about it. Why is it that the world is in trouble about "money"? Making, retaining and spending money. Think about it.
Financial education is a most have, it should start from deep within ourselves. Being financially free is being worry free.
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