The Cycle of Nature: Strategies for Surviving Economic Downturns
By Fred Goldwyn
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Nature follows certain operative laws. Ignorance of such laws does not immune you from the shock generated when these laws swing into action. Everything about our natural existence follows a predetermined pattern. There are seedtimes and harvests, rainy times and dry times, cloudy days and bright days. This pattern cuts into our pockets - that is our financial lives. The up and down movement of the economy is part of this cycle. Nature's cyclical movement ensures balance in the global ecosystem and protect the world from devastation caused by man's developmental activities. This publication explains the interplay and the interactive forces at play in the functioning of the world economy.
During economy slumps such as what is obtainable now, people sink into despondency as emotions get fired up due to economic pressures. This book highlights strategies for surviving and navigating recessive economic periods. Most people due to agony and depression fail to understand that within an economic slump are seeds for survival and financial abundance. Economic downturns presents veritable opportunities for your advancement if explored.
However, you can not exploit what you do not know even existed in the first place. This publication gives you hedge, and insights into these opportunities and strategies for maximizing them, which will in turn assist you in living your life to the fullest regardless of the prevailing world economic or financial outlook.
Fred Goldwyn
Fred Goldwyn is an avid reader, prolific writer, academic coach and entrepreneur. A keen observer and articulator, he holds a degree in mechanical engineering. He is interested in leveraging technology to create innovative solutions that will fast-track development in developing economies, while spending the evenings writing and telling exciting stories.
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