subject: Economic Despair, But Hope [print this page] Foreclosures are at higher rates than ever, and while the unemployment rate is slightly decreasing, millions of people still have no way to support themselves or their family. Government claims a bail-out is coming, but the average American sees no part of this gesture. Many of us have no clear path or goal towards financial freedom, but this is in part our own fault.
Dare to be Different
Few people dare to think differently about financial stability. We have been trained for so many generations to further our education as a means towards financial stability. Yet, millions of people with degrees still continue to lose homes at a faster rate than ever. At the same time, business owners and entrepreneurs who have made it to the affluent class bask in their wealth as if it were no recession at all. The Fact is that 20% of Americans (the affluent and rich) account for 80% of the wealth. This is why the rich are far more stable than the middle class, because they have an extremely larger cushion to land on when times get rough.
Is there a Better Way?
Internet businesses are an easy way to earn residual income through your personal computer. Establishing your own website is as cheap as 10 or 15 dollars, and is sometimes even free. This will allow you to implement many free techniques that will earn you residual income. Companies like ClickBank and Commission Junction allow you to advertise digital products for just about anything, and make commissions off of the sales. You can earn up to 75% commission, and it's free to sign up. Other sites like Google, allow you to display ads on your site and pay you every time someone clicks on the ad. They don't even have to purchase the product. These are just a few of many ways to earn residual income online. Learn to think outside the box. It could be the best decision of your life.
I'm providing others with the facts about unequal wealth distribution in the United States; proving that while the middle and lower class struggle during this financial depression, the affluent and rich continue to bask in their wealth. Learn the necessary steps to make the transition from middle class to financial freedom.
