Please read this because this is serious business, and I want to honestly help you.

I know you can’t work anymore because you’ve been injured or contracted some type of illness or disease. Or your mind doesn’t work the same way it used to.

You’re suffering more than you’ve ever had in your life. And you need help. Real help. For you. For your family. For your future.

And applying for Social Security sounds like the best (and maybe the only) option left.

But here’s the problem I strongly believe you're facing.

You know you're disabled, but you don't know if you should even bother applying for SSDI.

I know you may have heard about the massively long waits for a decision across our nation. You already know this will be a marathon.

And you may feel completely unprepared for the road ahead if and when you do decide to apply.

But I believe you're just like everyone else in your position: you're afraid of having your claim denied.

It's real fear for you.

Fear of getting the wrong person working on your claim.

Fear of Social Security saying your condition isn't bad enough to get an SSDI check.

Fear of having to file appeal after appeal to prove you're disabled.

Fear of being overwhelmed with pages and pages of forms to fill out - with no way to know what the decision is going to be on your claim.

That's the fear of EVERYONE who applies for SSDI.

And that fear is real because you may be thinking of what life will be like for you if Social Security denies your claim.

I'm sure you've heard all the horror stories of people who've tried and tried multiple times to apply and were denied.

They tried and failed. Or they tried and died.

You sure don't want that to be you, but I imagine you sure are afraid or fighting anxiety to put yourself out there to try.

Let’s keep it real. It's also scary for you because you don’t know the first thing about applying for Social Security disability. 

You don’t know how this is supposed to go or what to do. If you're being honest, you might admit you're confused and 100% lost. 

You also don't know who to ask for help. So maybe you're thinking, “Well, I’ll just save myself the trouble and get one of the those disability attorneys I see on TV all the time. They're supposed to be experts after all."

Sure…you could do that, but ask yourself right now:

Which disability attorney do you pick?

Choosing a great disability attorney is like finding a needle in a haystack. There are a lot of great ones and a whole lot of imposters.

The imposters are only looking to get paid while doing next to nothing, hoping you get denied so you will use them again to appeal...

...knowing they can ask SSA to get more money out of you if and/or when you are approved. It's in SSA's rulebook.

Then if you do get approved, they get paid on the back end – your back end. As much as $7200 or 25% of your back pay.

And the attorneys ALWAYS get their cut first.

Trying to keep all of this straight in your head is more than enough to keep you up at night, anxious, frustrated, and maybe even angry - on top of what you're already dealing with physically and mentally.

If you want to increase your chances of being approved for SSA disability...

...and you want to keep more of your back pay if you are approved...

...or you just want the clarity of knowing if you should put in your application or not...

...but you don’t know where to turn for help or who to trust…

…here is the light at the end of the tunnel.

It's called the 10 Disability Commandments.