Author: Julius Ade

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Published: 2020-06-09

Total Pages: 46

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Have you been wondering how to survive a recession? Any recession is hard for everyone and particularly catastrophic for entrepreneurs. When there's a recession and there is an economic breakdown, the begging question is always how to survive a recession.Recessions are quite hard to predict and when accompanied by the uncertainty of the economy, owning and running a business means opportunities become very limited with fewer potential investors. So, as a business owner, are you always prepared, or do you have a strategy to prepare for the worst? A strategy to make your business downturn-proof?Since the current economy began its growth cycle, it's not always going to be an easy ride up. Whenever you think about "Recession", the stories usually always start the same way; loss of jobs, homes, savings or investments, and it has been more than a decade since the "Great Recession" of 2007. It was the longest economic downturn since the Second World War spanning from December 2007 to June 2009. The length of the peak in economic growth will eventually lead to a recession and it's a continuous cycle. Howbeit, the length of life is a risk factor. Even though there are no apparent signs of an economic downturn - it is still something to worry about, and if you're reading this eBook right now, you must be thinking; how to survive a recession? I'm going to give you more than a piece of advice. To be specific, I'll give 3 pieces of advice on how to survive a recession. If you've been around long enough, you have seen the different cycles and a recession is guaranteed; only that nobody knows when it's coming. The question is when? Particularly now that we have had a crazy growth curve for a long time. In this situation, how do you prepare yourself? How to survive a recession?This book will show you practical steps and strategies in surviving any recession in the world.Do you want to know how? Go ahead and download a copy of this book for your survival in recession periods.