Maybe it is time to stop using economics as the source of the problem and considered that in many, not all, cases this gap between the haves and the have nots is really due to one simple word – choice. How many times do we choose in everyday life what we what to have:

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• Visit the library for reading material vs. buying new books
• Purchase one nice color TV vs. buying several color TV’s
• Working with current cell phone or technology vs. upgrading cell phone at every opportunity
• Attending school or professional development to qualify for further career advancement vs. not attending school
• Eat healthy food vs
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  Maybe it is time to stop using economics as the source of the problem and considered that in many, not all, cases this gap between the haves and the have nots is really due to one simple word – choice. How many times do we choose in everyday life what we what to have:

  • Eat at home vs. eat out
  • Buy a safe, maintenance friendly inexpensive vehicle vs. an expensive high maintenance car
  • Buy a home that is nice and meets basic needs vs. a home that is expensive and goes beyond basic needs
  • Buy $20 walking or tennis shoes vs. $200 name brand tennis shoes
  • Visit the library for reading material vs. buying new books
  • Purchase one nice color TV vs. buying several color TV’s
  • Working with current cell phone or technology vs. upgrading cell phone at every opportunity
  • Attending school or professional development to qualify for further career advancement vs. not attending school
  • Eat healthy food v
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    tween the haves and the have nots is really due to one simple word – choice. How many times do we choose in everyday life what we what to have:
    • Eat at home vs. eat out
    • Buy a safe, maintenance friendly inexpensive vehicle vs. an expensive high maintenance car
    • Buy a home that is nice and meets basic needs vs. a home that is expensive and goes beyond basic needs
    • Buy $20 walking or tennis shoes vs. $200 name brand tennis shoes
    • Visit the library for reading material vs. buying new books
    • Purchase one nice color TV vs. buying several color TV’s
    • Working with current cell phone or technology vs. upgrading cell phone at every opportunity
    • Attending school or professional development to qualify for further career advancement vs. not attending school
    • Eat healthy food v
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    • Buy $20 walking or tennis shoes vs. $200 name brand tennis shoes
    • Visit the library for reading material vs. buying new books
    • Purchase one nice color TV vs. buying several color TV’s
    • Working with current cell phone or technology vs. upgrading cell phone at every opportunity
    • Attending school or professional development to qualify for further career advancement vs. not attending school
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    • Working with current cell phone or technology vs. upgrading cell phone at every opportunity
    • Attending school or professional development to qualify for further career advancement vs. not attending school
    • Eat healthy food vs. eating fat and calorie heavy foods
    • Walking an extra 20 minutes a day vs. watching TV
    • Making it to work or school on time vs. not making it to work or school on time

    By now, you have the idea. Life is truly about making choices. These choices affect what we have and what we have not. By choosing wisely, we make decisions that impact many years into our future.

    Our founding fathers made specific choices in forming a government that potentially would allow individuals to perform at the level of their choice through what some call meritocracy. The three basic ingredients to this state are: motivation, energy and talent. Even though this infant government was not perfect, in just under 200 years, this United States was able to send a man to the moon and return him safely back to earth.

    Through this structure, many have made choices allowing them to move up from the bottom to the top of the economic ladder. Choices may have involved self-sacrifice from working 2 jobs and going to school to truly understanding the difference between wants and needs. These individuals continually st