A letter from the founder of RecoverCo,
While creating RecoverCo over the past six years ago, I have spent a lot of time reviewing and comparing, card programs, credit cards, insurance, multi-level marketing pyramids, rewards cards, investments, and retirement plans, among others things. The information has been overwhelming, not just the products that are available but how they are marketed. I don’t have an abundance of time to spend researching, and analyzing, I assume that you feel the same way. I simply want someone to tell me the facts and be honest. So I will try to give you that respect.
After looking at what was being offered it seemed a little depressing, that after all these years this is all they have to offer. I have spent most of my life working 2 to 3 jobs to make ends meet. And it all comes down to one thing… all I wanted is more money. I work hard and long just to make a few more dollars. There had to be a way for the working people to make more money without putting in more hours. They say “the rich get richer while the poor get poorer.” I know what they are talking about… Inflation.
While we are working for minimal pay increases… inflation is slowly eating up our wages, meaning we are literally getting poorer. Many have turned to credit cards. That’s why I called my company The Recover Company, to help people recover from inflation. Recover from the debt that came from inflation, recover from going without and the feeling of unworthiness, recover from buyer’s remorse. Credit has its place; we are taught that we need to keep up with the Jones’ we need instant gratification, instant gratification at what price? The only way to recover from inflation is to increase your income.
The author of the book RICH DAD POOR DAD, Robert Kiyosaki, say’s “Rich people buy assets while poor people buy liabilities.” To understand this you might first need to know the difference. A liability is something that takes money from your pocket; an asset is something that puts money in your pocket. In simple terms if your not getting money it’s not an asset. Ok, that brings us back to the RICH DAD POOR DAD Quote “Rich people BUY assets while poor people buy liabilities.” Understand that all assets begin as liabilities and no one knows the out come.
Poor people don’t take chances, why? The less you have the more you have to loose. The value of 1 dollar is different if you only have one dollar, and a week until payday. But what if you could buy an asset? An asset you can afford? What then? At only 66 cents a day, would you go after it or try to discredit it so you can stay in your comfort zone. Dr. Martin Luther King JR. said, “You don’t have to see the whole stair case, just take the first step.” If you stay at the bottom of the stairs nothing will change in your life. My dear late friend, Albert B. George said, “No one else is planning for you future… pay yourself first.” You have to want it bad enough and take a step in that direction.
Through prayer, a life of hard work, taking chances, when others had doubt, when I had doubt, I stepped outside of my comfort zone. I have designed an affordable universal benefit that will generate asset income at an affordable price. I encourage you to find the courage to trust, to believe and to go after something out of your comfort zone. It can only be given, if you ask.
The best part of what RecoverCo offers is the giving part. “Pay it forward.” I don’t know anyone that helps someone and say’s I feel bad about that, helping people always makes you feel good. As soon as you become a member and start making your payment, you know you are helping other members at RecoverCo. One day they will be helping you; the benefit is designed for all of us to help each other. Believe in each other. Believe in yourself. Together we can do it.
Traditionally we have relied on our own paychecks, then we have turned to the banks, now as we are fighting inflation, maybe it’s time to turn to each other. All of us together can do more than just one paycheck and one set of bills. Look at RecoverCo as a monthly utility bill, as you start receiving rewards you will understand why you made the payment. Waiting for rewards is part of your journey. Get it?
So Why? Why would I do this? Because we deserve all that life has to offer. We deserve to be out of debt. We deserve to have money in the bank, we deserve to choose a career and not calculate wage into the equation, and we deserve to be a giving people. It’s hard to give when you think you have nothing left to give.
Again Why? Why should you do RecoverCo? I wish there was one simple answer to this question. If I could draw a picture of the power created by the force of millions of the people working together, one goal, one vision. Imagine a single parent struggling to feed their children, but with faith in you they become a member at RecoverCo, and years go by and they make their payment every month, with all the faith in the world that things will get better. They do… because of you. RecoverCo isn’t just about money, it about hope. That is why we say if you “get it?” you will “get it!” or, do you “get it?” Then “Get it!”
With all the negativity in the world it is really hard to get ahead. People have made up more excuses to give up, and less reasons to try harder. Just imagine if we turned it around. What if we had more reason to try and less excuses to give up? What if all you heard throughout the day was “You can do it!” “I believe in your abilities.” “If you put you mind to it, it will come true.”
Recently I saw “The Secret.” I have to wonder how many people have seen “the secret” and asked for more money and as it is being aligned for them they see RecoverCo, BUT they don’t taken action. That is sad and frustrating, because a simple step out side their comfort zone could change so much in their life.
Today, RecoverCo offers hard working people, just like you, the opportunity to buy affordable assets. It’s time to make your own destiny. Don’t sit back and wait for someone else to plan your future. I believe the future is better left in our hands.
Sincerely,
Rudy Chapin
Founder RecoverCo.com
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