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Creating a Building Wealth Learning Plan

Creating a Building Wealth Learning Plan

ByClaire Viadro

“Excellence is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives – choice, not chance…

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  1. What a “feel good” conversation. Whenever I feel anxious or confused I come to Solari for Catherine to point me in a positive
    direction. There is so much information gathered here from experts and artists everywhere. I’m grateful to you, Catherine, for giving us hope and empowerment to find our tribe and form an army.

  2. Thanks for posting. I must say your “Deep State Tactics” series changed my life. Being 68 and my husband 79 now I couldn’t quite figure out the many invisible obstacles in our lives despite being high achievers in the corporate world. My husband is African-American and a noted pioneer in launching the first black advertising at Burrell. So we thought we both understood discrimination, me as a white non degreed temp in the 1970s. Once we started non profits on our own to bring jobs into SF African American Bayview Hunters Point along with local currencies and environmental cleanup the invisible tactics began. I went through divorce fraud with my 1st husband after 15 years, it came right out of the blue like a knockout punch. No lawyers would represent me, everyone dropped me. He got a CEO position with a startup around 2000 that sold all the software security to the US government, DOJ, President’s office, etc. Being a good Catholic educated girl from Buffalo I didn’t know what hit me. I could write a book. Thanks Catherine. I tell everyone you saved my life and in turn my beloved circle. You are the best.

    1. What a wonderful story! You need to write a book. God Bless you! Sending hugs from Los Angeles. -Jennifer

    2. Agreed Sandra. Understanding the “Deep State Tactics” series is a prerequisite to pushing the red button in my opinion. Still trying to figure out how to share this concept with people, as I know so many that are on the cusp of having the big epiphany.

    3. Sandra:

      So glad it helped. Once we see the control grid as it is, navigation gets easier.

      Catherine

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