Paul Zane Pilzer. Volume 1 Issue 5. SUCCESS FROM HOME7. The Wellness Revolution. Looking at the numbers, one might think thatsoon everyone in the United States will be over- weight or obese—but this is not the case. Asgrisly as this situation is, it hasalso given rise to an entirelynew and very positive econom- ic sector. The 3. 9 percent of the. Add Pilzer to the list of cockeyed optimists, which includes such names as Pangloss and Pollyanna. Email Newsletter Log in.U. S. They are going tofitness clubs, watching whatthey eat, taking the properamounts of vitamins and min- erals, and investigating sup- plements and other productsthat support their wellness. They are a growing sector of oureconomy who are eating and livinghealthier than anyone ever beforein history. Today, for example, this sectorspends over $7. From vitamins and antioxidants to weight- loss products to health clubsand fitness coaches, all these expen- ditures belong to what I have calledthe “wellness” industry. I define“wellness” as money you spend tomake yourself feel healthier, even when you’re not “sick” by any stan- dard medical definition. Random video: We liked how easy it is to use, and that it hid items so thoroughly. While most of the features delivered well, some of the featured radio stations failed to establish a connection to. Unlimited Wealth by Paul Zane Pilzer. They believed that by discovering how to make gold they could offer unlimited prosperity to all of God’s children.
Mostly babyboomers: prosperous people from the ages of 4. Baby boomers are the first genera- tion in history that refuses to blindly acceptthe aging process. They are also a powerfuleconomic force; they represent only 2. Until recently, marketing to baby boomers hasbeen all about how to make them feel younger,how to help them remember what it was like tobe young. Now it’s gone a step further. Today,boomers are starting to buy things that actually makethem younger! And this industry has only just gotten started: Most people don’t even know such productsexist, and as more boomers learn about wellness,the more the sector will expand. In 2. 00. 0, when Ifirst began to study this trend, I was stunned todiscover that wellness in America was already a$2. Today, only a handful of years later, it has already doubled to become a $4. By the year 2. 01. Network Marketing: Economic Wellness. The real scope and impact of the wellness rev- olution goes beyond sheer numbers. It is morethan a shift in our state of health and well- being: It is a quantum shift in our fundamental expec- Paul Zane Pilzer. Network Marketing: the Ideal Wellness. Medium. One reason wellness and network marketing are suchnatural sister industries is that wellness is richin thekinds of new technology that are best learned person toperson. In fact,in many cases,there is no other way forpeople to learnabout these new options. If you go to a conventional weight- loss clinic,theyare focused on marketing their processed food productsto you—they don’t give you lessons in wellness. Theinformation just isn’t out there; almost all of the researchin the medical business is on sickness. Where does theconsumer turn? The only way to learnabout wellness is throughsomeone close to you who has had a wellness experience. You see your college roommate and go,“My God,John,youlook great! You look so healthy—what did you do?”Youbump into a wellness experience and start to find out thatthere is a whole wellness industry out there,with all sortsof new products and services. Correct information about diet,nutrition,vitamins,minerals: and supplements is almost all contrary to whatwe’ve heardfrom our medical community; for many,itruns counter to how we were brought up. There’s somuch inaccurate information out there,people havebecome conditioned to it. When they first hear new,goodinformation,naturally they’re going to be skeptical. Theonly way they will actually change their paradigm or startto learnnew information is person to person—becausethey’reactively engaged in a conversation. This doesn’t happen overnight. It may take three,four,five,or six conversations with different people beforeyouactually change your mind. That’s why wellness,which isso clearly paradigm- changing information for so manypeople,really works best in a one- to- one interactiveenvironment—like network marketing.
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