Unemployment, Layoffs, Closings
The month of November 2008 reported layoffs in the United States of over 1.8 million.People have come to the conclusion that there is no such thing as job security. We hear it every day in the news how stores are closing their doors for good, like Sharper Image, Wilson Leather and J.Jill, just to list a few.
Tough Times Ahead For Many Companies
Declining sales forced Circuit City into Chapter 11.And other companies are also in the process of cutting back, and closing their poor performing stores.This has effected stores like Starbucks, Lane Bryant, Eddie Bower, G.A.P., Foot Locker, JC Penny, Zales, K.B. Toys, Dillards, Sprint, Home Depot, Lowes, Anne Taylor, Macy's, Disney, Nextel, Ethan Allen, and the list goes on and on.
We also see on the news what's going on in Wall Street every day. Nearly 19 trillion dollars have been reported lost in the stock market, through the end of November. People have lost nearly half of their "portfolio" because of this. The economy is not looking very good right now, leaving people in a transition period, not sure where to turn.
Help Through The Recession
We are in the middle of a recession.Many people are really needing help.They need a true solution to their financial problem.As an internet marketer, I will be honest and tell you that this is "not for everyone".You have to be a self-starter, have a positive attitude, motivated, good communication skills, and willing to work "outside the box" at times.Without these qualities, you are sure to fail.And I would not recommend that you invest in your future, in this way.
Some people can't get by the fact that they won't be earning an hourly wage.But instead you'd determine the total of your paycheck by your determination and work ethic, with the sky as a the limit. To the person willing to learn, and take directions from leaders, instead of waiting for a possible callback on that next potential 9 to 5 job, you may want to take another look at an internet marketing opportunity.
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