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WELLNESS REVOLUTION

Feel better, live longer, look younger... 78 million baby boomers can't be stopped If we can learn from the past, we can predict the future

Once every decade something really big comes along. In the 70's, it was the microwave. In the 80’s, it was the VCR. In the 90's, it was the PC and the Internet. People who were positioned correctly in the 80's became millionaires. People who were positioned correctly in the 90's became billionaires. What do you think is going to happen in the next few years?

In his best selling book, "The Next Trillion", Paul Zane Pilzer states that by the year 2010, an additional 1 trillion dollars annually of the US economy will be devoted to the wellness industry, providing healthy people products to make them feel even healthier, look better, slow down the effects of aging, or to prevent diseases from developing in the first place. Think about it! Most wellness industry sales did not even exist two decades ago. Today, they already total approximately 200 billion dollars in annual sales, about half the amount spent on automobiles in the US. Today, 200 billion dollars a year! By 2010, 1 trillion dollars! That’s 1000 billion dollars a year! For those of you not into math, that is 500% growth! How is that kind of growth possible? How is that kind of growth predictable?

Two words – "Baby Boomers!" You’ve been hearing about them for 20 years. They’ve been dictating our economy for 20 years. Isn’t it about time you cashed in? The Baby Boomers are now 37 to 55 years old – peak earning years, bigger dollars, more spending power. Boomers are already responsible for the housing boom, the sports utility vehicle, personal computers and the Internet. In short, Boomers and the things they want are already 5 trillion dollars of our 10 trillion dollar economy. Even though they’re only about 30% of our population, they’re 50% of our gross national product. More significantly, they’re about to add 1 trillion dollars to this 5 trillion of spending every year to reserve the one thing they hope will work better than any SUV, condo, or computer – their YOUTH!

Youth, anti-aging, health, wellness – the next big thing! In the next 10 years, US Baby Boomers will increase their annual spending on wellness-based services from approximately 200 billion dollars today to 1 trillion dollars. One trillion dollars – that’s 2.7 billion dollars every day, 114 million dollars every hour, 1.9 million dollars every minute. Unprecedented opportunity for those who see it, for those who do something about it! But how do you cash in? You have 4 options:

1) as a Practitioner, 2) as a Manufacturer, 3) as a Retailer, or 4) as a Distributor. Practitioners like doctors, massage therapists, chiropractors, and naturopathic healers stand to make a fortune in the next few years, IF they can afford to pay off their school loans, IF they can stay ahead of the insurance companies, IF they keep trading TIME for MONEY. Manufacturing is a great business to be in, IF you have millions to invest in infrastructure, patents, research, shipping and receiving.

Retailing? Sure, great opportunity - IF you can afford franchise fees, 7-day workweeks, advertising, inventory, and employee problems.

Distribution? Well, the greatest personal fortunes of the past 3 decades were made by people who found better ways of distributing things rather than better ways of making things. People like Sam Walton of Wal*Mart, Fred Smith of Federal Express, and Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com. The one thing they have in common – they all are, or were, distributors. But where Walton and Smith found better ways to physically distribute products that consumers already knew they wanted, the new billionaires of the 21st century are making their distribution fortunes educating consumers about new products and new distribution channels.

It’s been called "Business at the Speed of Thought" – better products, better distribution, better opportunity! Why? Because 78 million Baby Boomers with 1000 billion dollars in cash can’t be stopped! They want to go roller blading, they want to drive sport cars, they don’t want to age, and they’re willing to spend almost anything to stay young, healthy, and full of vitality.

In the next 10 years, US baby boomers will increase their spending on wellness-based services from approximately 200 billion dollars today to 1 trillion dollars every year. Will you be ready? The person who shared this tape (or document) with you can introduce you to a wellnessdistribution business model that is already successful and proven – a model that you can start part time from home without a large capital investment, without employees, and without the headaches of traditional business ownership. A business, that in your spare time, could mean anything from a couple of hundred to a couple of thousand dollars or more. And, because it’s a home-based business, you can qualify for incredible tax advantages!

Imagine it’s 1980. Bill Gates is looking for investors. He thinks there is going to be a personal computer explosion. What are you going to do this time? Remember, Sam Walton didn’t start Wal*Mart until he was 44. At age 61, he was the richest man in the world. What’s your excuse? One thing is for sure. If you watched this tape (or read this article) and paid an ounce of attention, you can’t say you didn’t know. When your children and grandchildren ask about the great prosperity of the early 2000’s, what will you tell them? Will you be explaining how you positioned yourself and benefited from the opportunity? Or will you be justifying how you missed it? The statistics are real, the trends are real, the timing is real. How many more opportunities are going to fall into your lap? Whatever you do, don’t miss this one!

"Businesses savvy enough to determine what boomers want will catch a wave of consumer demand that will be the ride of a lifetime!" The Baby Boom

by Cheryl Russell

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