In Tough Times You Have To Learn To Go Where The Money Is

      Infamous bank robber, Willie Sutton was known as a prolific U.S. bank robber. He robbed about 100 banks from the late 1920s to his final arrest in 1952 -- with several prison terms in between. He was also a master at breaking out of prisons.

           Sutton is famously known for answering a reporter who asked why he robbed banks and saying, "Because that's where the money is.”  In other words, success many times is simply about the obvious.  That’s why . . .

There’s One Market Sector that Typically Does Better

The Worse the Economy Gets – And, It’s Our Business!

When the economy is bad your suppliers are also affected by the economy as well. It’s called the trickle down effect. Yet, as quiet as it’s kept, people that market and sell money making opportunity resources typically do better the worse the economy gets. 

On the other hand, certain business industries struggle during a recession whereas other businesses don’t. For instance, if you work in finance, automobile sales, retail, real estate and/or the residential industries, your industry will probably be impacted more then most. 

However, like us, if you’re in the healthcare and money making industries, chances you just may experience a boom in your business.  The good news with us – is that we are in both industries – healthcare and opportunity.

People will always get sick.  People will always need vitamins, supplements and health related pharmaceutical drugs. That’s a given regardless of the state of the economy.

Health related occurrences are economy free.  Such products could care less about the state of the economy; interest rates or the Dow Jones industrial.  Just as tomorrow is virtually insured of coming, people will always have ailments, maladies and concerns and will pay dearly to alleviate them. 

On the other hand, as the economy worsens, the two areas that will always remain of high interest is one’s ability to make more money and remain healthy.

You can be certain that during a recession, people will start looking for other means of income – which is also why now is such a great time to capitalize on the wellness market.