One of the quickest and surest methods of improving the economic quality of a community is to educate the community members about common investing practices. The difficulty is that many of these individuals do not have the means to pay for one on one financial advising sessions.

To remedy this problem, Michael Piershale has arranged to provide workshops centered around teaching sound investment strategies. Michael Piershale sees this as an opportunity to invest in the people within his community, knowing that improving their livelihood will improve the overall quality of life in the community.

Michael Piershale draws his motivation for this community effort from his faith. “I strongly believe that those of us with means are called to help those who are struggling within the community.” Michael Piershale continued, saying, “For me, it is about helping people know as much as possible about their options as they move into a new phase of life.”

Michael Piershale's workshops help local citizens learn more about strategies that they can employ to protect their assets, as well as detailed information regarding tax policies and retirement planning. Michael Piershale explains why people need to know this information: “Many people think they know what they need to do to be financially stable. The reality is that they are unaware of many of the options available to them.” Michael Piershale aims to show these options to the attendees at his Retirement Strategies and Asset Protection Workshops, and believes that if people will consistently apply his strategies, they will see a marked increase in their overall revenue and be able to plan for a more comfortable retirement.

According to Michael Piershale, he hopes that these workshops will be a good starting point for people in his community, from which they will continue to employ Michael Piershale to be their advisor as they see that Michael Piershale's strategies work and their revenue increases.

Michael Piershale's upcoming workshops will be held from July 9- 11th, 2013. More will be scheduled for later in the year. Michael Piershale is optimistic about the turnout for the workshop, and looks forward to working with members of his community in the future.