027: Saving Money, Energy, and Lives…How?

by | Aug 11, 2018 | Podcast | 0 comments

 

Today we’re talking about saving money, saving energy, and saving lives!

 

CEO of California Healthy Planet Solutions and Business Development for CRI Lighting Sales, Inc., Carrie Woodland, has worked in the renewable energy industry from California to Dubai over the past 21 years. She shares her companies efforts to enhance the environment by lowering power consumption, carbon emissions, and costs for the consumer to create an overall win-win experience.

Retirement and Wealth Specialist, Lesa Artzberger, advises clients in San Diego County about the little-known investment options that are highly resistant to market fluctuation. She shares some wise things to do with our money, including some of the smartest and most life-changing investment options available.

 

We Discuss:

  • Helping the state of our planet and acknowledging what is harming the Earth
  • Climate change and how we are actually abusing our energy grids
  • Lowering power consumption, carbon emissions, and costs for the consumer
  • The Global Impact of LED Lighting
  • Renewable Energy – Geothermal, Solar, Wind, Wave, and Hydro
  • The little-known investment options that are highly resistant to market fluctuation
  • Why fixed income accounts are a safe and beneficial way to invest money
  • Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL) with Living Benefits

 

“It pays for itself in no time. That is the beauty of renewable energy.”  –  Carrie Woodland

 

About Carrie:

Carrie Woodland is the CEO of California Healthy Planet Solutions and Business Development for CRI Lighting Sales, Inc.

She worked in the renewable energy industry from California to Dubai over the past 21 years.

Carrie was elected President of the American Women of Amman in 1994 and worked in the United States Embassy in Amman Jordan as a community liaison for the Americans residing in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Jordanian Royal Family. 

She does extensive refugee humanitarian work alongside the United Nations, Queen Nour, Queen Rania, Princess Hyaha and the United States Embassy in Amman Jordan.

Carrie had the pleasure of meeting almost every world leader in modern history during those 21 years and holds Guinness World Record for creating the largest human peace sign at the lowest point on Earth.

CRI’s mission is to help corporations, small businesses, municipalities, and homeowners comply with California’s Title 24 energy savings legislation. 

By changing all lighting to Energy Star Compliant LED lighting, then using their agnostic Lockbit software to save more HVAC/Refrigeration/Electrical Equipment costs by running them in SDG&E’s off-peak hours.  

After dropping the energy load as low as is can go, while still fully functioning, CRI encourages solar power installation over parking spaces, rooftops, and side yards. Thus, they are able to achieve an amazingly LOWER POWER CONSUMPTION and LOWER CARBON EMISSIONS per building.   

This mission is WIN/WIN/WIN.  Clients win by saving monthly energy costs, the environment wins by cutting carbon emissions, and California wins by continuing to pioneer and implement their energy saving legislation and goals for all other countries around the world to join in the fight to wean ourselves from high carbon-based energy emissions to ZERO energy emissions.

 

About Lesa:

Lesa Artzberger is a retirement and wealth building specialist.

After a career in high-end medical device sales, Lesa experienced a major loss in her 401k during the most recent recession.

She started researching various investment vehicles and found an amazing opportunity with Five Rings Financial.

Lesa now advises her clients in San Diego County about the little-known investment options that are highly resistant to market fluctuation.

She specializes in areas such as living benefits, life insurance, fixed income accounts, and tax-free retirement, and strives to achieve peace of mind for her clients.

 

“I help a lot of people get off of that roller coaster of being completely at risk in the market.”  –  Lesa Artzberger

 

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