Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization? All over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization, its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values. And it's just the beginning. I'm Dr. Steve Turling. I believe the liberal globalist world is at its brink, and a new conservative age is rising. Join me every day as we examine these worldwide trends, discover answers to today's toughest challenges. And together, learn to live in the present in life of even better things to cover. This is Turly Talks. Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve. And if you're like me, your blood was absolutely boiling when you heard about Bumbling Biden's latest giveaways in the form of what's, well, what's deceitfully called student loan forgiveness? This, a recent article from the New York Post estimates that Biden's latest, shall we call it, bribery scheme could cost taxpayers upwards of $475 billion over the next decade. Now, obviously, this is the last thing that our economy needs right now, and it makes the building and the flourishing of the parallel economy dedicated to faith, family, and freedom all the more vital. And fortunately, we are seeing precisely that more and more patriots are rising up and taking matters into their own hands and securing their own financial flourishing. And that is where my good friend and sponsor Alex Alberon from Unstung Media comes in. I would say that Alex and I are golf buddies, but that would be an insult to Alex, given the state of my golf game. Instead, I am simply going to introduce him for who he really is, and that is an absolute genius when it comes to connecting aspiring patriots and entrepreneurs with their goals for scaling their business through tapping into the world of e-commerce. Alex is going to give us his assessment on Biden's economy and what patriots can do to fight back, take matters into their own hands, and financially thrive. So Alex, welcome back. It's always great to see you, my friend. You too. Thank you. Yeah, people don't know why joke because the last time Alex and I were together was at Trump's International Golf Club in West Palm Beach in Florida where Alex is a member there. And he is quite the golfer, and let's just say I am not. But it's always great to see you. You know, let's dive in. Give me your assessment here because you're on the front lines of the economy as an e-commerce and entrepreneur expert. So, you know, what is your perspective on Biden's latest billion-dollar student giveaway? Yeah, I hate calling it forgiveness because taxpayers certainly aren't being forgiven. But what's your take on it? And also, it seems to me if I might throw it in there, forgive me if I seem a little cynical. But it seems like with the election around the corner, the timing of this is rather suspicious. But give me your take on it. Absolutely. So, if you look at forgiveness, that's like you're saying, it's putting lipstick on a pig, as people say. If you look at the people that are receiving that forgiveness, they probably spend $150,000 on some human studies' arts degree and that has no value in the economic capitalistic marketplace. And they're getting bailed out. When veterans, they maybe have mortgages, maybe there's other ways, like the border, as an example. Other, more useful ways of using taxpayer money, but he wants to, like you're saying, buy votes and give money to people that are more likely to vote for him. And so, I think it's the slow grind of entitlement in this country. A lot of the government, a lot of the things that they do, the actions, you know, the things that they do with the money that we give them is based on changing our minds and around money and opportunity to entitlement, you know, that we deserve. I deserve to go to school, take on debt, maybe have statistically higher income potential, and then I deserve for the government to build me out for that right. It's entitlement across the board, and it's a dangerous president. Your generation doesn't have it. I feel like my generation and the younger generation, they want us to be entitled and they want our faith to be in the government, not in ourselves and our abilities and in God, which is very subliminal, but if you look long-term, it can have very dangerous consequences. Wow. I think it was, yeah, George Gilder said something akin to, you know, true capitalism always begins with a gift, it always begins with investment, whereas, where socialism always begins with taking. Right. And I think you, look at the fast food bill. They're coming into fast food businesses and saying, we have no experience or credentials or credibility in running a McDonald's, but we're going to tell you how to pay your employees, even though you've taken the financial risk, the emotional risk, the entire building of a business, we're going to come in and say, we know how to run that business better than you, and that's exactly what's happening with student loans and with that law in California and many other things. And so it's a very dangerous president that's being set. It is, and I like how you're having this overview, this big picture in terms of the entitlement mentality. So what do you think, what do you think is going to be the lasting effects on taxpayers and the overall economy from this, this multi, multi-billion dollar giveaway? Well, I think there's not going to be taxpayers. I think my generation and the younger generation, you know, if you ask your daughter, your son, your cousin, what do they want to do for a living? They don't say doctor, lawyer or youtuber, like my friend, Dr. Turley, they usually say, well, they say youtuber, but they say, I'm going to do a YouTube video about flipping cars or, you know, like crashing jets into each other, like Mr. Beast videos, not really adding value to society. They think they could just launch a YouTube channel and become super successful. And if they're not, then they could just rely on the government for healthcare, for checks, for food, for everything. So I think long-term, there's going to be a very big divide between people that either have economic stability with their own business and actual business and other people who think they can build a business, but really they don't want to put in the work and they just want to rely on the entitlements from the government long-term. Yeah, man, from your, from your lips to God's ears, you know, you're, uh, you're pretty vocal with your very strong Christian commitment and beliefs and your political affiliations with President Trump, you and I were, last time we were together, we were at Mar-a-Lago, we got to, we got to meet number 45, soon to be number 47. How do you think, based on how you track with his way of thinking, how do you think he'd handle this issue when he gets back into the White House for his next term? Well, I think he is a capitalist, you know, true and born. He built his business really from nothing. If you look at having billions of dollars like he does, I mean, yeah, he had some help with his father, but it was more, he turned his little kind of business into the empire that it is now. And so I think it's something where you take responsibility for your actions and say, hey, if we want this country to be successful again, then let's give people opportunity. You're not going to make people successful by giving them things. A lot of people, even with faith as an example, they say God's going to provide, God's going to do this. People think that with government as well, but government, God, and yourself, you're just trying to create opportunities. Their job isn't to say, hey, here's everything on a silver platter. So I think Trump would say, hey, let's bring jobs back to the country. Let's stabilize businesses. Let's lower taxes because that's going to drive growth, but he's not going to give out checks. He's not going to give out food stamps. He's going to say, here's opportunity. But now you need to take the skills that God gave you and build a business or build a career. And I think that's the difference. The Democrats, they just have people thinking just because you're born in America, you're taking care of it. And if you're not born here, come over and we'll take care of you. But I think President Trump and our line of thinking is more, you come to this country, you're born here, it's the land of opportunity, not the land of guaranteed success. Right? Opportunity is something that we all have, but you have to grasp it and accept that it's not going to happen overnight. But I think that's the main mindset difference between, again, most Democrats and President Trump. So if he gets back in there, I think you're going to see tremendous opportunity. Equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome. That's what I mean. That's the difference fundamentally between the two parties. Brilliant. So what do you have to say? Again, you're on the front lines of particularly the parallel economy it's rising. What do you have to say, Patriots out there were feeling really discouraged and they want to do something. They want to take control of their financial destiny, as it were. But they're not quite sure how especially in light of this loan transfer to taxpayers. What advice would you give to them? Well, I think you have to look at the economic reality of cost. Right? Just like your life, you have income, you have expenses, the business, you have income, you have expenses. But if you look at the last 50 years since the gold standard was removed, so now they're printing money. So now houses that used to be $100,000 are $500,000. But your income at your W2 job hasn't gone up 500% in the same time frame. So you have housing costs, you have healthcare, you have food, gas costs, you're going to continue going up. That's not going to magically just go back to normal. But your income at your job is designed to go like this slowly but surely so that you're just getting by. I mean, back in the day, you can probably admit you can make $70,000 even $80,000 in a household. And you can buy a nice house, you can live comfortably. You know, not fancy, but you can easily get by, you can save the retirement. But now $70,000, $80,000 in some cities won't even pay rent. Nonetheless, buying a house and saving for retirement and everything. And so I think the reality is you have to become an entrepreneur nowadays. You can't just say, let me get a stable job, invest in my 401(k) because the system is not designed for you to be successful. In the middle class, there used to be, I would say a very large and solid middle class in this country. But the way it's built now, you either are going to aim to the top and get there or they're going to keep you down here. Because again, the reality is the cost of living expenses, they're not going to normalize magically. And so you have to say, let me build a business, let me take advantage of the opportunities so I can raise my income and take control. Where a lot of my clients are people who, they have passion, they have skill sets that, you know, they've been wanting to start a business for 20 years, 25 years. But, you know, they have a life, they have their expenses, they don't really know how to start a business. And that's why I help people, giving them kind of the step-by-step system on, you know, I've built a $7 million company from scratch after selling my car for 5,000 bucks. And so I can tell people, hey, if you're starting a business, if you're at that point where you have an idea, you have a concept and you want to turn it into something that could maybe make millions, that's your best bet. That's the best way to invest your time and your financial resources because, you know, your 401(k), even your stocks and other things, that's designed to make the system rich. But you need to build your own business and that's the way to become financially stable in my opinion and experiences, not investing in stocks, not investing in your company, your W2 company, investing in your company, right? Starting your business and even look at your career, right? Like you had the professorship, you did that for many years and then you started this YouTube channel and it puts everything into your control into your power. And that's a very, I would say, not just lucrative thing, but it's a very assuring thing knowing your income and the way you generate money to feed your family. Again, it's in your control and no big company and take that away. Yeah, another term that comes in mind is incredibly fulfilling financially, but also fulfilling in terms of just the morale that one has, the sense that, like you say, providing and achieving and so on. I was just going to say that, I was going to piggyback on that with, I mean, I literally, I mean, you're giving sort of my autobiography in a sense or, well, you would be giving my biography. I'd be giving the auto, but you got it. I mean, it was really hard for me to elect academia. It was really hard because that's just what I was so used to for 20 years. I mean, that's just getting a paycheck from my bosses as it were, as long as I read and lectured, you know, I was good to go. There's, so there's a bit of a comfort in that, but stepping out and actually creating your own business, it never clicked until you just said what you just said. I forget where I read it, but I remember looking up on investments because my investments were horrible and I looked for advice and I came across a financial expert said the best thing you can possibly invest in is yourself. And in your own business, creating your own business, put money into yourself, into your passions, building your own business. That's going to pay off beyond any stock you could ever hope to invest in. And you're just, that was what, oh gosh, like 10 years ago, and you're like literally. It clicks because you're like, hey, if I invest in a stock, if you're the best stock picker in the world, you may make 10%. If you have 50,000, again, I started my business by selling my car. It was my only possession at the time, my only asset. I sold it for $5,000 about seven years ago. If I took that $5,000, I was the best stock picker I invest in Apple, right? I doubled my money in the stock market. That's amazing in seven years. I would turn $5,000 into $10,000. That's not really going to get me where I'm at now, where I've made millions of dollars from an initial $5,000 investment into myself, into my skills because, again, you have to look at the marketplace. You can create a bunch of wealth in the marketplace from nothing, but you need to be able to add value. To add value, you need to get better. But if you're in your comfort zone, if you're staying in the same place, then you can't possibly change your income because you're not involving your skills. There's a big disconnect there, and that's why a lot of my clients, they're like you, they had a job for 20 years, 25 years. They were so comfortable, they knew there was more out there, but they needed that hand-holding. That kind of one-on-one personalized help to say, "I'm going to walk you across the finish line personally and get you probably 20 years of results in a matter of maybe 12 months or less." I have a client, Kristi Van Vantastic Finances, she in 12 months went from zero to 224,000 YouTube subscribers, which you know is not an easy thing to do. That was in the past 12 months, she went from zero, no revenue, no clients, no income. She just had an idea to teach people about velocity banking and personal finance and paying off debt, things like that. She went from zero to now doing, I think, six figures a month, and that's about 90% profit. Six figures a month in about 12 months because she had this passion, but she did not know where to start on how to create an offer, how to create a marketing plan, how to build her YouTube channel, and how to just build a business. And so again, look at her, she probably got about a decade of results. If she did it on her own, working with someone like me that has the system that has made the mistakes, she got those results in about 12 months instead of 10 years. And that's the best return investment you could possibly do. Dude, I think we are literally tracking the same thing. I'm just gonna say that's the best investment you can do right there. That's great. It's a who not how. Stop trying to figure it out yourself, go with a mentor, right? That's what all the great movies are about. They're not about somebody just sitting around studying manuals all the time to figure out things. It's finding your Obi-Wan that's going to help you get to the next level. So our audience can work directly with you to grow their business reach. When they click on the link below or they go to alexalberon.com/turley and sign up to work one-on-one with you as their business coach. Can you just give us a little sense of what they can expect from your time working together? Absolutely. And so I work with every client one-on-one in terms of building out their entire business model. There's really seven key pieces to building a successful business, but the main things are what are you offering to people, who you're offering it to, and how are they going to find out about it. That's really all it is. What are you selling people? What value can they expect to deliver from it and to get from it? And how are they going to find it? Most people, they're stuck at step one of, okay, I want to help people with life coaching or teaching people about finances or about real estate, but they want to teach people and they have no idea how to reach them, what they're selling them, and just how to build it into a real business. And so I kind of walk clients through that entire process step-by-step and hold their hand because a lot of people, they don't want information. They want execution and implementation. So I'm not just telling people, go do X, Y, and Z. I'm saying, hey, I'll help you build the funnels and the landing pages and the technology and the entire setup because for most people, that's what stops them. That's what keeps them procrastinating. They think it's perfectionism, but it's really procrastination. They want to build their business, but they're not really taking action because they're stuck. I help people get unstuck and, again, build a viable business that's simply around how can you reach people, sell them something that delivers value, and rinse from repeat. So I work with people one-on-one in this program for 12 months on how to do that. And I have a special offer for your audience. I love your audience. Your audience is my favorite because, again, I'm so into my faith, so into my being with Trump, being a member of Morilago, that I want to share that with your audience because they're the same exact way. So over the next five people that sign up, the first five people, one of them, I will select them randomly. They'll come to Morilago. I'll put them up, fly them down, eat dinner at Morilago. We'll have an in-person mastermind to discuss their business, and it's an included part of the program, but it's for the first five people that sign up for this program. So you can click the link, as Turley mentioned, schedule a consultation with me. I'll let you know what the program is in depth, and if it's a good fit for you, but that's the special offer for your beautiful audience. So for the next five people, the first five people that sign up for this program, one of them, Anna Spouse, will be selected. All expenses paid. They'll come to Morilago. I'm a member there, and I can't guarantee it. You might see President Trump. He also lives there, so, you know, high likelihood that you'll see him, but that's my special offer for your audience because they're amazing people, and I love working with them. And since we're filming this before it goes up, when you see the first five, it'll be Steve Turley, Stephanie Turley, Stefano Turley. No, no, no. You'll find cousins all over the place. For the first five clients, they sign up for the program. One of them, I'll randomly select them, and that's how it's going to work. That's great. That's all that gang. That's the first time I heard about that. This is awesome. Thank you, Alex. That's huge. And our audience loves you. They really do. The feedback we get is exceptional. Gang, this is why we have people like Alex on this show. He's so inspiring. He's taking on Amazon. He's actively building the parallel economy, and he's here to help you do it as well. So don't waste another minute trying to figure it out on your own, right? Don't do that. Take that who's not how approach, right? Who not how I should say approach. Click on the link below or go to alexalberon.com/turley and connect with Alex. You're going to grow your business. You're going to build an amazing legacy for your family, and you're going to have more time, the thing we all want more of, right, to do the things that you love. And that, of course, is just build a life of faith, family, and freedom. So click on that link below right now and change your life today. Alex, great to see you. As always, God bless you, my friend. Hope to see you. Hope to learn a little more golf with you on the course very soon. Absolutely. God bless. Thank you, Dr. Turley. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks so much for listening to this episode of the Turley Talks Podcast. Don't forget to subscribe, leave us a five-star review, and share this episode with your friends. Help us defeat the fake news media and rank us the number one news and commentary podcast all over the world. 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