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There's no denying that there's a lot of uncertainty among
business owners when it comes to the economy.

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Uncertainty breeds fear, and fear can lead to some pretty bad
decision-making.

It's a natural reaction - when we fear for a potentially rocky
road up ahead, we tend to batten down the hatches and start
cutting costs and expenses in our businesses.

In a lot of cases, that's a wise thing to do.

But I want to put a *warning* out there, to prevent you all
from missing out on one of the great opportunities a recession
can present.

That's right. I said "opportunities" and "recession" in the
same sentence!

Yes! Take precautions in your business so you can can weather
whatever the downturn in the economy throws your way, but DON'T
CLOSE YOUR EYES to opportunities that will begin cropping up
all around you.

Keep an eye on your competitors. Keep an eye on other niche
markets that you know to be successful that you've thought of
getting into.

See, everyone else is going to be tightening their belts too,
and often, panic can lead to people being *overly* conservative
when they cut back.

This means that your competitors can be leaving *huge*
advertising opportunities for you. If they cut their PPC
budgets, they could actually be cutting costs for YOU as their
bids go down. If your competitors cut back on link building
and article marketing, it leaves a void that you can *easily*
step into.

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And advertising opportunities are just one thing that can make
an uncertain business environment advantageous.

It can also be a good time to snap up market share from the
competition. For example, some businesses are going to cut
back on development and slow down the release of new products.

If that particular market's consumers are still in a buying
mode, you can market your own products and new releases almost
in a vacuum.

Sure, there may be less people buying during a recession, but
they are *still buying* and if you're the only one *selling* -
you see what I'm getting at?

Then, when things get *better* (as they inevitably will), you
can actually end up in a superior position than your
competition because you've been busy snatching up their
formerly loyal customers. You can come out of the other side
of a period of economic turmoil even *stronger* than before.

Also, I mentioned keeping an eye on other markets you can
expand into. Personally, I always have an eye out for other
profitable markets I might want to get into, and as part of
that research, I know who the major players are.

Look at what those guys are doing too. It could be that a
niche that wasn't going to be profitable might take a turn and
suddenly become not only *viable* but *profitable* in times
like these.

Now don't get me wrong - be cautious. It's YOUR business and
only YOU know the particulars, so do what you need to do to
keep in the black.

But don't let worry blind you from seeing opportunities to get
a leg up over more timid competitors. If they're giving up
ground, step up and claim it!

See, worry is just wasted energy. If you have a concern about
your business, just DO what you need to do to address that
worry. Then, go *right back* to doing your job as CEO or owner
and GROW the business. Expand, enter new markets, prosper and
most of all PROFIT!

Now, I know that this kind of attitude takes a bit of daring.
That's okay - I think I'm a pretty daring guy, and I've been
lucky in that slightly more than half of the risks I've taken
have paid off.

If you're like me, and have that entrepreneurial spirit of
adventure, you're probably already a fan of Yanik Silver's.

He started with a silly idea and built it over time into a
multi-million dollar online business without any staff (aside
from a few virtual assistants and his wife).

He's been a true "maverick" in the real sense of the word. I
know, I know, I'm a little sick of hearing that word too :)
But that's what he is. He follows his own rules - built a
hugely successful business on his own terms and lives the life
of REAL adventure most people only *dream* about.

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In fact, last January, he charged a bunch of hugely successful
business people $15,000 a head to follow him into the deserts
of Mexico to look at a single sheet of paper.

If that's not a *maverick* move, I don't know what is. "Crazy"
maybe. "Ridiculous" maybe. :)

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But the fact is, those folks *loved* it. Whether they were
bootstrapping one-man-show internet entrepreneurs, or reps from
multi-million dollar corporations, that one sheet of paper made
the trip worth it.

Now in an even MORE crazy move, Yanik is going to give away
that one-sheet mind map that he charged $15k for. He's going
to give away the presentation he gave to those business people.

He calls it an "ethical bribe" - and you know what? I think
it's worth taking. You can get your own f'ree copy of that
*extremely* valuable document and find out how to get it on
Yanik's site here.

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If you don't want to take the "bribe" you should still go check
this offer out. Remember what I told you above about how smart
business owners step up in uncertain times? This is *exactly*
what Yanik is doing, and his presentation should give you a ton
of ideas to go hand in hand with what YOU should be doing in
your own business.

And he has the *same lesson* : Be bold - be adventurous - and
GIVE BACK. He knows his fellow entrepreneurs might be hurting,
so he's taking his BEST stuff and giving it away. And as a
result, he's going to draw the attention of a ton of folks in
his market. Maybe even you!

Go check it out now, and until next time,
Keep Winning!
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P.S. If you're like me, you're a sucker for good Fast Action Bonuses.
Yanik's got a few in there and those offers end TODAY, so take 5
minutes and make sure your business can't use them before you
make up your mind to let Yanik "bribe" you or not.

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