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What's Your Plan B?

An expert on generational study, Cam Marston, states that the Baby Boomers will be in control for the foreseeable future. There are 80 million of us, by far the largest of four distinctly different generations today and the one just beneath them, Generation X, is not even close at 45 million.

So now here comes the Recession, plowing its ugly way through the Boomers and sucking all their retirement plans dry. Or maybe you are Generation X and had a great profession that vanished due to no fault of your own. Gen-Y is just thinking if there will be any jobs to be had period, let alone one that matches their chosen career path. The oldest generation, and mostly already retired, the Matures, wish they could gain a little more control of what future they have left and depend less on the government. Make no mistake, everyone is worried.

For all of us, there is a valuable financial lesson here: Make certain you have a plan B!

That's me, Bob Stahmann, needing another plan. A solitary Boomer in a big boat with so many people that even Noah would be challenged to build it. The 401K, the Mutual Funds, and other investments have taken a dive. We are left anticipating what to do and if we will ever stop working!

So I got mad. Annoyed at myself for not seeing this approaching. Infuriated that I'm getting older and still can't do the things I want to do while bound in financial prison. Angry that I didn't realize having money is a good and effectively useful thing as long as you don't worship it. I'm sick of the Recession, sick of struggling financially and sick of watching my family members do the same. Then all of sudden, a solution is easily within our grasp. In fact, the only way to not succeed is to stop trying to succeed! Recession, I have a message for you. I'm so done with you!

I never liked network marketing. When you rely on the willingness of your family, friends and acquaintances to rearrange their lives and time in order to allow your business to grow, it's a tough fight to win. Often they see you approaching and look for reasons to head in another direction so they don't have to listen to the sales pitch all over again!

My new retirement strategy is I'm now a network marketer. Doesn't make sense does it? If I had to do conventional network mareting, I wouldn't be doing it. But there's a new kid on the block and he wants to make multi level marketing so user-friendly and easy to do that someday it won't even be acknowledged as network marketing. Now we can use the internet, pull from a data base of the entire United States populace for sales leads, and only involve the "locals" when you have a real success story to tell them. New marketing tools are becoming obtainable quickly and they are so creative that it is almost impossible to not succeed. A former CEO of Wal-Mart thinks so, too. Even shy people can do it. One of the most successful systems is to just make the phone contacts and then let others do the talking for you!

Due to the internet and a shifting social climate effected by technology, we are currently faced with, you guessed it, a Golden Opportunity! That overused cliché has been bantered around so much that we are almost insensitive to it and routinely pay no attention to the saying. It's like when Lucy yanks the football away at the final minute right when Charlie Brown believed he had the kick of his life approaching, over and over and over again. But I just don't know how else to inform you. Maybe it's a Platinum or Diamond or Kryptonite Opportunity but whatever it is, it's ESSENTIAL! It can benefit you.

Please take a minute to contact me, by phone or e-mail, and let me ask you how we can help each other end stressing, become successful and not have to depend on the day job for financial security. Let's erect a different big boat, and fill it with Matures, Boomers, Gen-Xer's and Y's. I look ahead to our talk!

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To Your Success, Bob Stahmann 352-505-0615 bob9mlm@gmail.coMy Primary Opportunity My Branding Webpage

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