Break The Rules With The Luckiest Guy In The World

They call him “The Luckiest Guy in the World” and in his mind, he is. He is living the life he always wanted. He is financially secure, is in the best shape of his life, and is beginning a new business venture and a brand-new TV show that he feels will populate the world with more lucky people like himself.

His name is Ray Loewe, and he is 76 years old. He made a very successful career out of helping people navigate the world of college planning, to retirement and beyond. He has been seen on "Good Morning America" and other national television and radio talk shows. He is a US Masters All-American swimmer and an avid amateur photographer. He has been a welcome addition to many organizations' annual meetings, conventions and motivational retreats.

His newest venture, a TV Show called “Breaking the Rules” on Radio Vision Network (RVN) https://www.rvntv.tv/ will live stream weekly advice, tips to change your life and career direction as well as offer up a selection of compelling guests who have taken traditional retirement thinking and turned it on its head.

He is looking for seasoned entrepreneurs who have changed their lives and careers, but he is also seeking those people at a crossroads in life or who want to change and possibly would benefit from his series of online courses and books which will also be available to win or purchase on the new TV show.

Ray feels that by hosting this weekly show, he will help people learn more about what they really want—and it is not always related to money. His courses and weekly talk shows will help you follow a life direction that brings out the best in you, rather than being a reactive outcome to what life has presented to you.

His courses can also map out a plan to help those in the middle of their careers to either make a change or grow in their existing situation. Even college decisions can benefit from “The Luckiest Guy in the World” helping students see themselves in a particular field because they know more about what they really want.

“Did you know that about 70 people of people really do not like what they are doing in life?” Loewe said. “Too often, life leads us on a path rather than us taking the lead and following a path we choose that will invariably makes us happy, content and profitable.”

According to Ray, there are 10 triggers that help you realize you really hate your job and should make a move to change. Among the triggers are a new boss, a promotion, your company is sold, you are bored or your talents are not being utilized. For the full list, check out The Luckiest Guy in the World website blog here: http://theluckiestguyintheworld.com/2018/02/22/ten-triggers-can-make-hate-job/.

Ray’s approach of a plan first—for education, career, life fulfillment and retirement can open up so many opportunities for a person. And, for someone heading out of the work force, it eliminates the cliff retirement formula where you basically have a set amount of money and assets and have to calculate how to make that last through possibly many more retirement years (70 is the new 50, you know). You must live on a budget and restrict your spending—not much of a reward after a lifetime of hard work and sacrifices.

“Just because you have reached a certain age does not mean you cannot be the best there is at something you want to do," Loewe said. “Work can be the wild card that makes the impossible, possible so don’t be afraid to dream about the life you want. We can help you figure out what you need to make that happen, then go get it.”

To sign up to be a guest on “Breaking the Rules” contact KC Dempster at info@theluckiestguyintheworld.com or call 856-807-0250. You will be briefly interviewed via phone and then should you pass that audition, have an in-person meet and greet with Ray Loewe to set up a time to appear on his show. There is no cost or fee to participate but there are opportunities to promote a particular business or venture on the show. For more information about Ray Loewe and his services of online courses and books. Visit
www.theluckiestguyintheworld.com.

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