Are You Really Losing Money in SWA?

On my first blog post regarding the topic, I discussed the need for the payment as capital. Although we members of SWA would want to offer you the opportunity for free, we also need to ensure the continuity of the business. Hence, it must profit.

Now, I am reviewing the topic by asking you - "If you have USD 50.00 right now and decide to spend it on a wardrobe, will you lose your money?"

Think about it. You have USD 50 in your hand. You can keep it in your wallet for future needs. You can put it on a savings account. You can even use it to buy a few shares of your favorite stock, mutual fund, or trust fund.

But, because you want to be a trendsetter and join in the likes of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, you decided that you want to buy a new set of clothes worth USD 50.

Question - "Did you lose your money?"

For now, let's say "YOU DID LOSE YOUR MONEY."

Why? Well, for one, gone is the money that you could have put in your wallet. Obviously, you cannot put the clothes in your wallet right? Gone is the money for your savings account. I don't think banks will accept clothes as deposits. More so clothes to buy some shares. Point is, the money is gone and all you have is that set of clothing.

Now, let's say "NO. I CERTAINLY DID NOT LOSE MY MONEY."

How can I say that? Well, for one, I was able to buy something worth the money. Hence, I didn't lose the money. I still have it in the form of this set of clothes. In that sense, I got my money's worth. Hence, it was not a loss for me, but a gain. So, I did not lose my money.



Do you get the point? The answer to the question is both a yes and a no. It depends on how you view things. Whether the glass is half-filled or half-empty.

"Yes" because the physical money is gone. You cannot put the Supreme Wealth Library in your wallet. You certainly cannot deposit it in your savings account.

"No" because you definitely got your money's worth. You were able to buy the Supreme Wealth Library which would have costed thousands of dollars if you bought each of them separately. But thanks to SWA, you got it for a bargain.

But, what is the most important thing about this analogy between the clothes and SWA?

If and when you sell the clothes that you got for the money that you've spent, you probably will not be able to do so at the original price of USD 50. Chances are, knowing that the clothes you are selling are second hand, people will only buy it from you at a discount. Hence, you are at a loss. In short, depreciation. Moreover, if and when you sell the clothes, you can no longer have the clothes. It's gone. It goes to the one who bought it from you.

But in SWA?

If and when you sell the Supreme Wealth Library, you will always have the Supreme Wealth Library. Your accesses will not be taken away from you. You certainly will not be charged again to regain that access. Moreover, you certainly will gain money or at least get your money back when you sell it. Depending on the hardwork and determination of you, your upline, and your referrals, you can earn your money back or more in no time.

Amazing isn't it?

Moral of the story, do not worry about losing your money in SWA. Just by having the Supreme Wealth Library, you already have your money's worth. What more if you were able to sell? (:

Your comments and questions are always welcome at spaz_comingsoon@yahoo.com