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"Big Brother is Watching: My Latest Video on Financial Transparency Blocked by Facebook"



Ah, the sweet irony of modern-day censorship. Today, I had the distinct pleasure of being slapped on the wrist by Facebook for daring to share a little truth about our beloved financial services industry. Yes, you read that right. My riveting conversation with a former councillor and founder of Potentialisation about the dire need to restore trust and confidence in financial services was deemed so controversial that it got yanked from the platform.



Apparently, highlighting the fact that criminals are running amok in the financial world and stealing your hard-earned money is a bit too much for some. I'm sure those same criminals, now clutching their pearls, rushed to hit the "Report" button faster than you can say "hidden fees."



In case you missed it (because Facebook certainly wants you to), here's the lowdown on what we discussed:



From Trust to Dust: We explored how the financial services industry shifted from personal relationships and trust to a profit-driven model that's about as warm and fuzzy as a brick wall. Spoiler alert: it's not great for consumer satisfaction.



Potentialisation – Not Just a Fancy Word: We delved into how software and psychological tools can help you reach your full potential, something traditional financial advising conveniently ignores while counting its commissions.



The Ugly Truth: I didn’t pull any punches in critiquing the current financial advising practices that put profits over people. Hidden fees and adviser charges, anyone?



Win-Win Solutions: I proposed that maybe, just maybe, we could create a system where both businesses and consumers actually benefit. Revolutionary, right?



The Future is Now: We talked about innovative strategies for wealth and health management, integrating technology, and designing financial plans that truly align with your life goals.



If you’re interested in the full conversation that Facebook doesn’t want you to see, head over to AoLP Blog: Understanding the Impact of Transparency in Financial Services: A Key Conversation [https://bit.ly/3QCyAk1] and watch the video for yourself. It's a must-watch for anyone who cares about financial transparency, whether you're a professional, a consumer, or just someone who enjoys a good scandal.



So, here’s to transparency, to fighting the good fight, and to dodging the digital gags thrown our way. Let's keep pushing for a financial system that works for all of us, not just the ones with the deepest pockets.



Stay informed, stay skeptical, and most importantly, stay tuned. #BigBrotherStrikesAgain hashtag#FinancialTransparency hashtag#TruthHurts hashtag#CensorshipChronicles hashtag#CriminalsAndFees hashtag#ProfitOverPeople hashtag#TrustIssues hashtag#WatchTheVideo hashtag#FinancialRevolution hashtag#DodgingDigitalGags hashtag#StaySkeptical hashtag#TransparencyNow hashtag#ScandalousTruth hashtag#FinancialFreedom hashtag#SpeakingTruthToPower hashtag#CensoredButNotSilent



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