Here’s how to be successful even without the money! (To post this article to your website or ezine, cut and paste the entire article & put your name on it. Thank you.) There is no doubt that this has been one of the most challenging economic times in decades; however, there are some positive aspects in even a difficult time. This is a perfect opportunity to step back and consider what you have been doing with your business, personal life and relationships says Peter DiCaprio.
Here is a list of rules for success in any economy:
1) Make the decision to stay optimistic!
In any downturn it is easy to focus on challenges and problems instead of opportunities.
2) Be frugal.
Keep expenses under control by avoiding new debt, cutting down where possible and maybe even making sensible budget cuts
3) Invest your existing income wisely.
If finances are tight, look for investments that will bring high returns for low risk – but always TAKE ACTION!
4) Stay focused on what got you this far.
Don’t let outside influences or negative people distract you from your long term financial goal
5) Increase productivity in this down market.
If the economy is bad, it is up to you to make things better! Work smarter and not harder
6) Get involved in a business networking group.
More people are looking for extra cash or new opportunities – taking advantage of what others have to offer will lead you in new directions
7) Start a side business.
Even if it is just a little side business on the weekends, establishing something new even in this market will help you grow personally AND financially.
Many set-ups cost little more than a few dollars with huge potential for profit. Even in a difficult job market there are always ways to supplement your income using your “spare time” (a perfect opportunity if you’ve quit work like I did!) There is no doubt that this has been one of the most challenging economic times in decades; however, there are some positive aspects in even a difficult time. This is a perfect opportunity to step back and consider what you have been doing with your business, personal life and relationships. Make the decision to stay optimistic! In any downturn it is easy to focus on challenges and problems instead of opportunities explains Peter DiCaprio. Be frugal.
Keep expenses under control by avoiding new debt, cutting down where possible and maybe even making sensible budget cuts Invest your existing income wisely. If finances are tight, look for investments that will bring high returns for low risk – but always TAKE ACTION! Stay focused on what got you this far.
Don’t let outside influences or negative people distract you from your long term financial goal Increase productivity in this down market. Also, if the economy is bad, it is up to you to make things better! Work smarter and not harder get involved in a business networking group. More people are looking for extra cash or new opportunities – taking advantage of what others have to offer will lead you in new directions Start a side business. Even if it is just a little side business on the weekends, establishing something new even in this market will help you grow personally AND financially. Many set-ups cost little more than a few dollars with huge potential for profit. Even in a difficult job market there are always ways to supplement your income using your “spare time” (a perfect opportunity if you’ve quit work like I did!)
I am one of the millions who lost his/her job recently and now looking for an opportunity. Although my wife works as well as doing part time from home. Also, we need to bring more money into the house says Peter DiCaprio. We are thinking about starting a small business (yes, I know that our time is not free but we can use it to begin with) and my wife is really excited about the idea of starting up something that she believes that she can do. Can you give us some ideas on what kind of businesses would really work in our country for low start-up costs? For now, we are looking at opportunities like becoming an affiliate marketing manager or opening an online shop. Thank you!
Conclusion:
We just got our new home and we are doing a whole lot of renovations. We have to do this because we want it to be livable when we move in. The contractor will start working on it soon and I am really happy about that. What do you think?
