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    Former Guinness World Record Holder for largest book signing ever, Orrin Woodward is a NY Times bestselling author of And Justice For All along with RESOLVED & coauthor of LeaderShift and Launching a Leadership Revolution. His books have sold over one million copies in the financial, leadership and liberty fields. RESOLVED: 13 Resolutions For LIFE made the Top 100 All-Time Best Leadership Books and the 13 Resolutions are the framework for the top selling Mental Fitness Challenge personal development program.

    Orrin made the Top 20 Inc. Magazine Leadership list & has co-founded two multi-million dollar leadership companies. Currently, he serves as the Chairman of the Board of the LIFE. He has a B.S. degree from GMI-EMI (now Kettering University) in manufacturing systems engineering. He holds four U.S. patents, and won an exclusive National Technical Benchmarking Award.

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Peter Schiff Analogies

Posted by Orrin Woodward on June 25, 2009

Here are some great thoughts and analogies from Peter Schiff.  Mr. Schiff is a common sense thinker and a proponent of the Austrian School of Economics.  I believe the Austrian School is the clearest thinking and historically accurate school of economics in the world.  Ludwig Von Mises and Friedrich Von Hayek were original titans in an age of Keynesian copycats.  Enjoy the video and think through the analogies for yourself. Education is not an option! God Bless, Orrin Woodward

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