My $5-a-month SKOOL offer helps people decide for themselves, by building critical-thinking skills, what to do in their next five-year future (retire? travel? relocate? expand savings? become a survivalist?). 1) by asking me questions about their future options in one of our meetings 2) and/or asking me via a text message to a) research a certain subject; where to live? specialized (ex., eco-villages for retired people), b) research a certain subject; where to live? state (ex., Pros and Cons for moving to Southern California or Northern Michigan), c) research a certain subject; where to live? country (ex., Pros and Cons for moving to Spain or Newfoundland), d) research a certain subject; where to study? What work should I study for in an A.I. World e) research a certain financial concern; how to protect my finances? f) research certain basic needs; how to prepare for supply shortages? Writing with all honesty. I am certain it will not take more than two or three people working with me and writing reviews to realize what I am offering for $5. It´s a GOLD MINE of knowledge, research, wisdom, empathy, understanding, numerous failures, and more. I have been helping people for nearly 40 years, but NOT from a home computer in Ecuador, where I am a 24/7/365 caregiver for a disabled man. Usually, I traveled to people in person, and I lectured at numerous retreats all over the USA. Hawaii is the only U.S. State I have never visited. I have also visited most of Canada and Europe, lived in Mexico for six years, and lived in Ecuador for the last 13 years. · Since 2007 (19 years), I have followed Dr. John Overpeck, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize in Climate Change with Al Gore in 2007. · For the last 16 years, I have followed and stayed in contact with Dr. Guy McPherson, who has his finger on the pulse of climate change and constantly reports the latest peer-reviewed insights. · For the last five years, I have been learning online with the International Climate Psychology Alliance. Most of them are employed psychiatrists, psychologists, or college psychology interns.

1) by asking me questions about their future options in one of our meetings 2) and/or asking me via a text message to a) research a certain subject; where to live? (ex. eco-villages for retired people), b) research a certain subject; where to live? state (ex. Pros and Cons for moving to Southern California or Northern Michigan), c) research a certain subject; where to live? country (ex., Pros and Cons for moving to Spain or Newfoundland), d) research a certain subject; where to study? What work can I study for in an A.I. World e) research a certain subject; how to protect my finances? f) research a certain subject; how to prepare for supply shortages? Honestly, it will not take but two or three people working with me to realize I am offering a GOLD MINE of knowledge, research, wisdom, empathy, understanding, and more, as I have been helping people for nearly 40 years, but NOT from a house computer in Ecuador, where I am a caregiver for a disabled man. Usually, I traveled to people in person, and I lectured at numerous retreats all over the USA. Hawaii is the only U.S. State I have never visited. I have also visited most of Canada, Europe, lived in Mexico, and the last 13 years in Ecuador, plus the last five years learning online with the International Climate Psychology Alliance.