ITL229: Voting Decisions, Part 2: Opinions Don't Matter. THIS Matters.

On this week’s episode, I finish up last week’s discussion on how to decide who to vote for in this year’s election.   When we vote, we generally vote based on two things: Perceived integrity. Economics   Integrity doesn’t really mean anything. Integrity means “capable.” What we should vote on is character.   People say, “I want a moral person,” but morality can be defined as simply not doing anything wrong. You can lie in bed all day and be moral. Your kid can come home from school and say, “Everyone was picking on John today, but I didn’t do it.” It takes character to step up and say to those bullies, “You are not going to do this anymore.”   You can walk through a forest and tell what kind of trees are above you without having to look up. The leaves on the ground can tell you the kind of tree, if it’s healthy, and what time of the year it is. People drop leaves, too.   Tune in to hear the two ways your money can be taken from you, and why “third-party purchases” are less invested in quality and price.   Questions for Andy Would you like to run something by Andy? Contact us and your question might be featured on the show! Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY Email: [email protected] Facebook.com/AndyAndrews Twitter.com/AndyAndrews