Do you want to know why Warren Buffett is one of the wealthiest men in the world?

Because he knows to:

“Be fearful when others are greedy,
and greedy when others are fearful.”

Just the words “fiscal cliff” sound so scary, don’t they?

Of course, it shouldn’t surprise you that this has caused a media frenzy – people are so afraid of this impending doom, they’re eating up the news like a hungry dog on a juicy t-bone.

…yet the world’s number one investor said:

“If you guaranteed me that the fiscal cliff,
that we go past that, I wouldn’t sell
a share of stock.”

In other words, keep calm and carry on.

What does this mean for entrepreneurs like you and I?

Well, because you’re here – looking for tips and ideas for growing your business – odds are that you’re an action taker.

You see, we live in a world plagued with terminal normalcy, with crowds of people just waiting to point the finger and pass the blame off to someone else, and rather than take action, they sit, pray, and hope for change.

Action takers, on the other hand, make stuff happen for them (instead of waiting for things to happen to them).

…that’s the type of attitude that will position you to find opportunity in whatever government crap might be slung this way!

And, believe it or not, a so-called “bad economy” could be one of the best things to ever happen to your business!

Now, before you call the paddy wagon to get me locked up for losing my mind, consider what’s possible for Strategic Entrepreneurs in a bad economy…

You see, in good times, mistakes often go unnoticed. It’s in the bad times when those that make the shift towards being strategically minded will correct their mistakes and deploy smart marketing strategies that will capture new business, new revenue streams, and make competition completely irrelevant!

The biggest advantage you have in a so-called bad economy is that winning new business is easy because your competition is paralyzed with fear and hope (blaming the economy, technology, government leaders, etc.), while you’re taking advantage of every opportunity to make yourself the obvious choice to those people who are still buying.

And when you consider this, it should be no surprise to you that some of our nation’s largest companies (like IBM, Proctor & Gamble, GE, GM, and FedEx) were all started and built their foundation for profit during economic downturns!

So, while your competitors may be sticking their heads in the sand, if you’re ready to take action – suit up, keep your head high, and get excited! Find your inner Warren Buffett!

…and I’ll be here every step of the way to do whatever I can to help you get the edge!

In your corner,

Charlie