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Headlines about the lousy economy, recession, and inflation have become everyday things.


Headlines about the lousy economy, recession, and inflation have become everyday things.


And while these headlines may be accurate.


They are damaging to anyone trying to start a business.


Here’s why:


When all you read about is inflation and a bad economy, it makes you feel like you should hoard your resources and not make any moves until the economy gets better.


The problem is when the economy DOES get better, you’re just getting started, and you end up getting crushed by those who started back when things were wrong (and are already in a position to take advantage of the turnaround).


So people who follow the news and let that determine their course of action (at least when it comes to business) end up always doing the opposite of what will make them successful.


That is shrinking back during the bad times and trying to catch a wave they’ve already missed during the good times.


That’s why entrepreneurs should stop LISTENING to the news.


They can watch all they want, but letting the news dictate your strategy is a bad idea as an entrepreneur.


Instead, entrepreneurs should realize that times of economic downturn create opportunities for the “little guy.”


While the big businesses are trying to figure out how to adjust their bloated budgets and sales forecasts to cope with the decrease in revenue.


This gives small businesses a chance to step in and serve customers in a way that is impossible for the big companies to do and ends up creating customers for LIFE.


So, my challenge for YOU is to do the opposite of what the masses are doing and to resist the urge to let the fear get the best of you.


Now is the time to double down on your business (so you’ll be ready for the economic BOOM that happens when this is all over).


That said, if you don’t already have a business, the fastest and easiest way for you to start one is by:





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