The New Economy

Today we are undergoing not a changing economy per se, but an evolving economy.  We are witnessing the demise of an old economic paradigm.  Companies are rapidly changing the way they do business especially in light of the current economic problems facing the world, especially in the United States.  Many economic experts (not the talking heads on television and radio) indeed forecasted the financial collapse of 2008 at least two years prior to the housing market collapse and ensuing bank closures.  In 'America's Bubble Economy' authors David Wiedemer, PhD, Robert Wiedemer and Cindy Spitzer predicted the subprime credit meltdown well in advance and even offered Main Street investor (thats us everyday folk) a winning strategy to not only survive but to thrive.

The economy today is facing more challenges in the future that could drastically affect your families financial future.  Whether one whats to believe it or not our economy is facing serious challenges that if not met properly could bankrupt America and destroy our once powerful economic powerhouse.  We are facing the AFTERSHOCK of the last collapsing bubble and are now facing the collapse of the Debt Bubble in the near future, even the collapse of the dollar itself.

But there is hope, I believe for those willing to take risks.  Opening a business during this time of uncertainty seems to many as insane.   But it is those who are willing to risk it all on themselves that will come out ahead and even possibly in far better shape than most.  Working for yourself, from your own home is the best of both worlds - Work and Family.   But not just any job will do.

The future economic slowdown will be larger, deeper and much longer.  The future economic development in the United States  will center on mostly areas of nessessities.  The American economy is basically divided into three parts:
1. The Capital Goods Sector.  This comprises of the Automotive, Construction, Industrial Equiptment and so forth.  This sector will be negitively impacted by high interest rates and even more slow down .  Our massive accumilation of government debt will drive up interest rates so that getting business loans will be almost impossible for small business owners.
2.  Discretionary Spending Sector. This comprises fine dining, travel, high fashion, jewelry, art, and movies and concerts.  Discretionary spending will not come to a halt but as our economy falters more people will not be willing to spend money on things that are not nessessary.  This of course will continue to drive up unemployment.
3.  The Nessessities Sector.  This comprises of the basics of life such as food, shelter, clothing, energy, education and healthcare.  This sector will be much better of during the coming years since all of us need these basics to survive. 

It is in the Nessessities sector that my wife and I have decided to invest in.  And to actually invest in ourselves.  My wife started her own business as an independent Herbalife Distributor.  We felt this opportunity has the best chance of success.  Not only being the largest health products company in the world, but with a relatively small start up cost, Herbalife Distribution meets our requirements for the New Economy.  With health care cost soaring, people will be less willing to endure the costs associated with continual visits to the doctor.  Herbalife products have a proven track record of improving ones health, requiring less visits to the doctor.  Herbalife' s Healthy Meal Shake Mix can replace two daily meals and for the cost is quite reasonable.  Many people are currently eating fast food for lunch at the cost of $7 to $10.  Thats just for lunch.  You can have two healthy Herbalife shakes for that and  reduce your food costs and your doctor bills.

Lastly Herbalife did 2 billion dollars in business in 2008, when the economy began it's historic collapse.  Since then, Herbalife generated 3.5 BILLION dollars last year (2010) and is set to break the 4 Billion dollar mark this year.   This is incredible growth during a period when most businesses are losing customers, losing revenue and losing employees.  Taking all this into account, my wife and I determined that the smart money was on Herbalife.  We would encourage you to take a close look at Herbalife and see if it is what you are looking for.  

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