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Hospitality and Helicopter Moms
If your kids do not learn to make decisions for themselves when they are young, they will not know how to make good choices when they grow up. The decisions that are made at the top, whether that be decisions by management in a business or by the leader of a family, will affect everything all the way down the chain. Just like the wolf is the apex predator in Yellowstone Park and helps to keep the rest of the ecosystem balanced, gold is the apex predator that helps to keep the economy from the waste, fraud, and abuse that we have now. We talk about how parenting, nature, business, and economics have integrated similarities that show how lessons learned in one area can be applied to another. We talk about you can use this information to raise your kids to be good adults or get better results from people that work in your business, as well as how gold's effects could be used to our advantage. Use these lessons to make your family life, business, and finances a better place!
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