Part 1: Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Economic Recessions

The Year of Jubilee

The Difference between Letting Yourself Thrive

Real Estate

What to Look for When You’re Buying Real Estate

Stock Market Investments

Part 2: And Just Getting By

Recession Proofing Your Job

Just in Case

Network

Be Visible

Offer Suggestions on Ways to Save the Company Money

Keep Your Skills Up to Date

Keep Looking

If You Do Get Laid Off

Keeping Your Business Floating Until the Flood Waters are Gone

How Low Can You Go?

Keep Your Business Macro

Open Yourself Up to the Possibility of an International Market

Part 3: A Virtual Treasure Trove-The Other Hidden Benefits of Recession

Riding in Style has Never Been So Easy

You can Find Anything Secondhand-Cheap

The Bottom Line

 

Part 1: Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Economic Recessions

 

If there’s one thing that can be said to symbolize today’s society, it is the expectation of instant gratification. We want what we want, and we want it now. We have cars that drive over two hundred miles per hour, jets that break the sound barrier and rockets that go into outer space. We are constantly expanding our horizons, stretching our capabilities beyond the bounds of human comprehension, and pushing into unknown territory with each breath we take.

 

It’s never occurred to us that we’re not intended to do most of the things we do in the name of progress. If you had asked our ancestors two hundred years ago if we would ever go into space, they would have told you that if God had intended for us to fly he’d have given us wings. Yet here we are. We’ve accomplished the impossible, and rather than being satisfied with that we push ourselves harder to accomplish the impossible faster and more spectacularly than ever before. 

 

The Difference between Letting Yourself Thrive…

 

When people think about an economic recession the first thought that comes to mind is, “What am I going to do?” Their primary concern is for how they are going to be able to meet their financial obligations with the economy slipping steadily away. 

 

That’s a legitimate concern, and one that symbolizes a sense of responsibility. Unfortunately, there are some ugly side effects to economic recessions. Companies have to trim the fat in order to ride out the fact that consumers are plugging less and less money into their business, and usually that fat comes in the form of non-essential personnel. In other words, if you aren’t on their list of most needed people your job will be the first to go when they’re looking for a way to cut back. 

 

They can always replace you when things start picking back up.

 

You wouldn’t be human if you weren’t a little concerned with how you’re going to pay your bills in the face of an economic recession. The good news is that if you know the steps to take to protect your job and your company you can minimize the damage when it all hits the fan. As a matter of fact, with a little bit of effort and some savvy investing that would put the rookies on Wall Street to shame you can do much more than minimize the damage.

 

Real Estate

 

Considering the fact that it was real estate that started the ball rolling toward economic disaster in the first place, it’s rather ironic that it is in real estate that investors really have the opportunity to capitalize on economic recession and turn what could be a potentially devastating economic downturn into a major opportunity for profit. Why? Because real estate is one of the major assets whose value is plummeting in the face of a never ending stream of foreclosures and bankruptcies, and it is real estate whose value is guaranteed to go up when the recession is over.

 

Think about it. Will there ever come a time when real estate isn’t a desperately needed asset? Absolutely not! People are always going to need places to live and places to work, and because of that there will always be a need for real estate. 

 

And much more...

 

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