“Am I scaring people with my economic updates?” Is a question that I have to seriously ask myself. If I am, it’s not my intention.
The world is changing so fast that people don’t know what they want to be angry about on social media. Debates and complaints are all that we see now.
But, what are people going to actually do beyond that? Most, nothing. It’s time to start looking at your habits and for a lot of Americans their spending habits have changed (and not by choice).
My top clients are asking me what to do with their businesses and finances. Prices are only going to increase and right now people are living in a mirage, but that is soon going to change.
I predicted when there was going to be an influx of entrepreneurship, which we saw. Now I’m telling you to prepare.
There will be many changes in this world. It will be quick, and most changes will be permanent. Take action now and avoid distractions.
Sometimes life as we know it can become unpredictable, uncertain, and uneasy. But that doesn’t mean quit.
The days we are living in are unlike any most of us have seen. Back when Covid first started I had a strong feeling that life was going to change for us all.
I didn’t expect the economy to fall apart. Many are experiencing tough times, and the next 12-18 months are going to show us who is the strongest mentally and financially.
Though it will be challenging, use this time well. It’s definitely survival of the fittest but if you think of yourself as a winner no matter what, then that’s who you will be.
When most people think of an elevator pitch the American business reality show ‘Shark Tank’ probably comes to mind. You have the opportunity of a lifetime to grow your brand and this is when you BETTER get it right.
At least, that’s how it feels.
Start practicing what you would say if you only had 30 seconds (the length of an elevator ride) to sell your business to an angel investor.
Place yourself in that scenario mentally, so when it happens you’ll be totally impressed with yourself.