Dean Graziosi Weekly Video Blog #132 - Help the People of Joplin by Watching This

Like many DGers here, we know a good cause when we hear and or see one! My heart goes out to those divested by the disaster in that area. Its more than obvious they need more than our prayers. I would be more then happy to donate a few dollars more to help out.

I believe that what you are trying to do to help Joplin, MO, is great.

This is for You my friend. Mathew 25:34-40... 35 For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you took me in....."when did i see you hungry and fed you? Or thirsty and gave you to drink? When did I see you a stranger and took you in? Or clothed you? ....Then HE will answer and say "surely I say to you, inasmuch as you have done it unto one of the least of these my brothers, you have done it unto me. Blessing and Peace to you, my friend.
Cb

Helping others can never be a bad thing. I hope you get give losts of money with this video:)

This is a great way to demonstrate a good use of OPM. Great cause and a great way to help.

Thanks dean For the opportunity to be able to give to those people that are in desperate need in joplin, on your behalf. keep up the good work,
I am a student and is still trying to get my first deal.

Thanks for all of your help.

Rickey Thomas

I think its great what you guys are doing to help out those in need. Keep up the good work and thanks for finding a way of making the DG family a part of the relief effort.

Dean. This is a great thing you are doing. We could all accomplish so much. All we have to do is expend just a little effort and cooperate. Imagine what a better world we could create.

Great cause Dean, you are the man!

Jeremy

Thanks for helping Dean! Are the people in Tuscaloosa, Al included in that help? In any case anything is better than none at all!
Thanks Again!

That's just terrific and giving back to help others is who we are as americans! Thanks Dean!!

I haven't been on the computer very much I've had vertigo since January.
It great what you and Matt are doing for the people in Jophin.

God Bless Glenn

This is great what you are doing,this is what America needs,people helping people. This is not a stick up,but give up the money Dean and Matt.

What a GREAT cause! Keep up the good work!

dean, you are a good steward with your wealth by helping the needy. keep it up chief!

I think that is a wonderful thing that you are doing and I will be happy to spread the word! I know how devastating a tornado can be - my uncle lost his home and some of his pets last year in a tornado in Arkansas and if a tree hadn't blocked the road to his home, he would've been in it when the tornado hit!! AND to top all that off - my brother and his family had just driven through Joplin two hours before the tornado hit! I am so grateful that they are ok but very saddened for those who have lost a loved one! I will say prayers. Thanks to Dean and Matt for all they do! (It was nice to meet you Matt at the Boots On the Ground Seminar in Ypsi, MI!)
Terry
Begin-Again Ventures

Dean you are an inspiration.

You are both an inspiration!

This is wonderful! Way to go Dean! Those folks are truly going thru an integrity-building challenge - and they will grow thru this!

My hat is off to you.Not to many people in your type of work would do anything like this God will bless you. Im one of your new students and need help.If you can assist me I would greatly appreciate it. Thank YOU.LESTER S. FULLER

Hey Dean,
We should all think about giving to people who were harmed in Joplin. Christians are asked to be a blessing to others, and remember all the blessings that we have in our lives.

I heard your coming to Illinois after Michigan. As a Single Parent, I could definitely use your help or anyone else in the Illinois area to work some deals as there are plenty of people who need our help to get out from their debt. Feel free to email me with your phone.

Cindy Garlick

Thank you..

It is great to be a part of this. I wish more people would do this kind of thing. I put on my Facebook and liked it too. here's to reaching the goals!

I grew up in Missouri and still have a lot of family there. Thanks Dean for putting others first! May you be blessed a hundred fold for your kindness.

What a nice gesture, Dean and Matt. It is good to see that a person(s) whom we are trusting for advice for investments has this kind of spirit for those in need. God blesses those whom he sees are good stewards with what is his to begin with. Keep up the good work. I look forward to getting started with you.

Way to go

out to all affected by the tornado(es) in the Joplin area. We here in Alabama know all to well what you are going through. Being only 6-7 weeks removed from our own share of devastation; we are still fighting the same battles.

On April 27th I left for work @ 5:30 and by 7:00; a twister had ripped right down my street. As I drove home and saw the damage; all I could think of was that old Tasmanian Devil cartoon...crazy, weird, eerie thoughts when you’re scared and don't know what to expect. I found that my wife was fine. She of course, was at home in bed. The 70 ft. pine at the end of my bedroom is now only about 55 ft. The top 15 ft. was snapped off and stuck in the ground just 10-15 ft. from the end of the house. My neighbor wasn’t so lucky. Two trees crushed his home and the dozer just leveled everything 2 days ago.

Then, later that evening the “big one” began in Tuscaloosa and ripped through the state. I think more than 600 miles of devastation was left in the wake of the multiple tornadoes that day! Just off the top of my head; I count 15 towns/cities that were hit HARD!!

Many are suffering still here in Alabama, and I like another’s previous suggestion of combining relief efforts. That’s a great idea and would be absolutely fantastic! So Dean, if you read this; what do you think? Maybe this is a challenge that you could help make this happen?!

Thanks for all you continue to do. You are the man!

Good cause! I am proud to be part of this team!!

Sancar is right when he/she says that the "Army" takes the least percentage of the
contributions of any of the charitable organizations for its overhead.(Approx. 15%).
Even if you are far away from these storm ravaged areas and do not have money to pay to them, consider making contributions of items you
are no longer using to the SA shop if one in the
neighborhood or even organising a local garage
sale to raise funds for the SA. they will be glad to receive it!!

Very nice Dean.