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Thank you Dave Ramsey.....

...for the Town Hall for Hope. In all the locations that signed up for the simulcast, over one million concerned Americans attended. I was watching for awhile on the Fox Business Channel before retiring for the night.

I know a multitude of folks are looking for hope just by looking at my site meter. I had more than double the number of hits I normally get on a Thursday. Most of the hits, other than my blogging friends and family, were people who had googled something about the Town Hall for Hope, or Dave Ramsey's town hall.

Good news is Fox Business will be replaying the show this weekend.

For more information on Dave Ramsey, click here.

Cliff Note: Also remember that there are two things that cannot be legislated: morality and prosperity. Morality comes from the heart and prosperity comes from hard work.

Comments

clean and crazy said…
well, you have me intrigued, I do not like Fox news, but i do like dave ramsey so I will check it out.
April 24, 2009 3:34 PM
Minerva said…
I saw some of this last night on Fox while channel-surfing. It was very good, from what I saw. Maybe I'll look around for a repeat performance.
April 25, 2009 2:29 PM
SandyCarlson said…
Prosperity is born from an attitude of gratitude for all that is beautiful about life, too.

God bless, Cliff.
April 25, 2009 9:14 PM
Shelley said…
Thank you for the link! I love Dave Ramsey!
April 26, 2009 10:30 PM
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