Putting trust in another person is truly an admirable thing to do. But by taking it for granted, toxic trust may eventually develop, causing selfish tendencies that actually hinder actual connections with others. Instead of putting ourselves in their...

  2020 has been a challenging and depressing year for most people. With all the losses and failures, 2021 is being set as a brand new stage for leveling up. Merrill Chandler invites everyone to end the year on a...

  We’ve all heard of the terms “quality of life” and “standard of living” get thrown around. Sometimes, without knowing it, we sell ourselves short, thinking one is more important than the other. In this episode, Merrill Chandler takes a...

  This year is nearing its end and whether you’ve been rocking it or not, next year is going to be an amazing opportunity to bounce back or bound even further. How healthy is your business now? Are you ready...

  Part of our human nature is we tend to convert a gift and make it an entitlement. When we keep receiving a gift and have come to expect it, we get disappointed or even demonstrate aggressive behavior when those...

  Obtaining a business credit card is a much more tedious process than what people may think. Without knowing it, you may have already stepped on multiple landmines that will ruin your chance of getting one. And even if you...

  The world is moving fast, and if you don’t catch up with it, you’ll end up naturally falling behind! It’s the exact same way with fundability™…you have to stay up to date with what is going on because—without realizing...

  Even the best people in the business need some help to get their processes right and make sure they are not losing. Merrill Chandler also has his own magic maker, someone who has helped him in more ways than...

  This year seemed to be so long that would you believe we are now nearing the end of 2020? Before it catches up to us, start preparing the right things to make sure you’re making fundable decisions that will...

  Student loans are designed to help students pay for post-secondary education and other associated fees. It can come from the federal government, private sources such as a financial institution, a bank, etc. Below, Merrill Chandler shares how student loans...