subject: Andrew Reynolds - Credit Crunch doom and gloom [print this page] Andrew Reynolds stood on the stage at his Bootcamp and told us how to make money during the credit crunch.
He explained that he had received an email from a bloke claiming that in this time of credit crunch it would be a struggle to attract customers to buy DVDs. According to the Telegraph, DVD sales are bucking the economic gloom. This is because people are sat indoors and turning off the frightening stuff and listening to DVDs instead.
Andrew Reynolds then read out a quote from the CEO of Iceland - "Recession, what recession? We are not taking part." Andrew went on to request that for the Bootcamp weekend, "shall we not take part in this recession?"
This was a new idea to me, but I willingly went along with it, so much in fact that I am still living my life from that viewpoint. And the results I'm getting in my life since Andrew Reynolds Bootcamp have skyrocketed.
What surprised me at the Bootcamp was all the little known facts that Andrew Reynolds told us all, stuff that's shocking and mind blowing because it alters the way you live your life. For instance, he explained that Iceland's profits rocketed 84% to 113million with sales up 16% - I wrote all these figures down as Andrew was telling us. But as he said, "did anybody see that on telly?"
Andrew Reynolds also told us that Dominoes Pizza, their profits are up by 25%. In a recession people change their habits, instead of going out for a meal they will order a pizza and eat it at home while watching DVDs.
Another example as Andrew Reynolds explained is cosmetics they are selling better than ever. In fact anti-ageing cream is the biggest seller in the market at the moment.
During that Bootcamp I learned of so many products where sales are going through the roof, it's just a matter of things being different when there's a credit crunch. The important thing is that you can make big money in a recession.
And the best thing is that what Andrew Reynolds shows you during a Bootcamp is not affected by a recession, you still make as much money as you like. In fact he is living proof that's true because Andrew Reynolds has pulled in over 50million since the last recession in the 90s.
