Let's say you own a business and you're trying to decide what kinds of products you should be developing.

Or you're a copywriter trying to select the clients and projects most likely to make you a bundle over the next year or so.

Right off the bat, you know it isn't going to be easy.

Just take a look around...

The U.S. economy has ground to a standstill and the stock market is stuck in quicksand.
The credit markets have dried up, and...

...more money.

Provide the tools to survive and thrive in a troubled real estate market by knowing how to sell a home or by knowing how to profit as home foreclosures mount and home prices continue to plunge. That's what the folks at Home Seller Assist are doing!

Larry Potter
Do the day, and let the day do you...

Did you know that the entire global makeup industry was founded during The Great Depression?

It's true!

When money's tight and jobs are hanging by a thread, inexpensive products that give us a sense of normalcy...
help us connect emotionally with "the good old days"... boost our self-esteem or hope... give us pleasure or a few moments of respite from worry and want... tend to sell like hotcakes.

Larry Potter
Do the day, and let...

...richest one-quarter of one percent

You won't see Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, or Al Gore in a breadline anytime soon. High-net-worth folks have money to burn.

Even in tough times, being in the business of selling luxury products or services to the super-rich can be very, very profitable.

They'll still be spending good money on fashion, jewelry, antiques, art, travel, high-end estates, exotic cars, yachts, private jets, and more.

Larry Potter...

No matter how bad the economy gets, we still fall in love, have sex, have babies. We still have to eat and drink... still
have medical needs... and, of course, we all, eventually, croak.

Products and services that help us do these things well and cheaply tend to be stagflation-proof.

What have I left out? Probably a ton of stuff!

So chime in. Let's hear your ideas for growing rich no matter what happens next in the economy...

Larry...