The Economy: New Rules
This section is not here to sell Seicoat; it is a section with questions for you. Coming out of the worst recession since the 1930s, the rules in business have changed. With unparalleled growth in the 1990s, the rise and fall of dot.com, the immense rise of the housing market and fighting three wars created the perfect storm. With far too much credit available in the hands of people and corporations that didn't deserve it, global production was at record highs, inventories were bloated and money was flowing. Due to poor policy (or lack thereof) as the mortgages reset the loans that simply could not be repaid, a thoroughly wide and systemic capitulation occurred that took down multiple regional banks, mortgage companies, and one of the largest, oldest and most respected financial corporations in the world – Lehman Brothers. Hundreds of thousands of jobs were lost in North America, Europe and around the world. Years later, the United States still suffers from 10 percent unemployment and very limited new job creation.Entrepreneurship is the new currency among the masses.
Creating your own revenue stream to protect your family instead of relying on others to make it happen feels like less of risk.
The question is, how to invest in yourself? How do you invest your time and energy, and if you do will it create the kinds of dividends required for stability? The opportunity must be right and have a product/service differentiation, support, training, exclusivity, strong economics and an understanding of what it will take to make it a success as well as if you have access to a viable market.
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