Organizing Under LockDown

from The Million Dollar Organizer · host Bob Oedy

In Episode #36 of The Million Dollar Organizer we discuss what some people are saying to get hired, what's working and what's not, which companies are going bankrupt, and what all this spending might mean for the US Economy. Did you get a stimulus check? Find out why you should probably thank your kids. Finally, we discuss one thing to keep an eye on to gauge the health of the US Economy. Hold on to your seat because it might be a rough ride.

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