The Wellness Revolution

A look into the future:

How much would you pay for a glimpse of the future.  Or, more importantly, if you saw the future, would you take advantage of it?  Or, would this just another missed opportunity?

• The stock you should have sold,
• The land you could have bought,
• The opportunity you would have taken, but didn't.

How many more opportunities are going to fall into your lap?  This may be your last chance.

Pay attention.

The benefits of proper positioning:

Once every decade, something really big comes along.  In the 70s, it was the microwave; in the 80s, it was the VCR; in the 90s, it was PCs and the internet.

People who were positioned correctly in the 80s became millionaires.  People who were positioned correctly in the 90s became billionaires.

What do you think is going to happen in the next few years?

In his best-selling book, The Next Trillion, noted economist, Paul Zane Pilzer, states,

By the year 2010, an additional $1 trillion annually of the U.S. economy will be devoted to the wellness industry, providing healthy people with the products to make them feel healthier, look better, slow down the effects of aging, or to prevent diseases from developing in the first place.

Think about it: Most wellness industry sales didn't even exist two decades ago.  Today, they already total about $200 billion in annual sales — about half what is spent on automobiles in the U.S.  Today, $200 billion a year; by 2010, $1 trillion — that's $1,000 billion a year.

For those of you not into math, that's a 500% growth.

How is that kind of growth possible?

How is that kind of growth predictable?

Two words: Baby Boomers.

You've been hearing about them for 20 years; they've been dictating our economy for 20 years.  Isn't it time you cashed in?

The Baby Boomers (as of the year 2003) are now 37 to 55 years old; peak earning years, bigger dollars, more spending power.

Boomers are already responsible for the housing boom, the Sport Utility Vehicle, personal computers and the internet.  In short, Boomers, and the things they want, are already $5 trillion of our $10 trillion economy.  Even though they're only about 30% of our population, they're 50% of our Gross National Product.  More significantly, they're about to add $1 trillion to this $5 trillion of spending every year, to preserve the one thing they hope for more than any SUV, condo or computer: their youth.

Youth.  Anti-Aging.  Health.  Wellness.

The next big thing

In the next ten years, U.S. Baby Boomers will increase their annual spending on wellness-based services from approximately $200 million today, to $1 trillion.

$1 trillion: that's $2.7 billion every day; $114 million every hour; $1.9 million every minute.  An unprecedented opportunity for those who see it, for those who do something about it.

But, how do you cash in?  You have four options:

• As a practitioner,
• As a manufacturer,
• As a retailer, or
• As a distributor

Practitioners, like doctors, massage therapists, chiropractors and naturopathic healers stand to make a fortune in the next few years,

• if they can afford to pay off their school loans,
• if they can stay ahead of their insurance companies, and
• if they keep trading time for money

Manufacturing is a great business to be in, if you have millions to invest in:

• infrastructure,
• patents,
• research and
• shipping and receiving.

Retailing?  Sure, a great opportunity, if you can afford franchise fees, seven-day work weeks, advertising, inventory and employee problems.

Distribution?  Well, the greatest personal fortunes of the past three decades were made by people who found better ways of distributing things, rather than better ways of making things: people like Sam Walton of WalMart, Fred Smith of Federal Express, and Jeff Beezose of Amazon.com.  The one thing they have in common?  They all are, or were, distributors.

But, where Walton and Smith found better ways to physically distribute products that consumers already knew they wanted, the new billionaires of the 21st century are making their distribution fortunes educating consumers about new products and new distribution channels.

Sam Walton didn't start WalMart until he was 44.  By age 61, he was the richest man in America.  While Walton found a better way to distribute products through retail; but, a powerful new force has emerged that is revolutionizing the wholesale distribution of products.

Now, there's a fifth option

Gary Young, a leading wellness expert and financial pioneer, has rediscovered and united ancient health secrets with modern science in one of the most awe-inspiring success stories of the business world today.

When his body was crushed in a logging accident, he refused to accept conventional medicine's no hope prognosis, and went searching for a miracle.  He found it in middle eastern scrolls and writings.  Gary Young discovered Egyptian hieroglyphics and scriptural references about natural healing remedies.  He learned of the miracle uses of essential oils.

Using essential oils to restore his health, he created a passion and purpose in his life that is impacting lives around the world.  Today, Gary Young owns the world's largest organic farm, producing therapeutic-grade essential oils.  His company, Young Living Essential Oils, distills, manufactures and distributes the finest wellness products ever developed.

Young Living's global success is helping people — just like you — to benefit from the wellness revolution, and prosper like never before.  With some of the most unique nutritional and personal care products ever formulated, Young Living Essential Oils offers you a rare opportunity improve your health, and earn a piece of a trillion dollar market.

Working locally or globally, from your home of office, this extraordinary company provides you with the formulas, the distribution model and the business support system, to dramatically enhance your life.

Better products.  Better distribution.  Better opportunity.

Wellness products: The greatest entrepreneurial opportunity now, and for the foreseeable future.

Why?

Because 50 million Baby Boomers, with $1,000 billion in cash, can't be stopped.  They want to go roller-blading, they want to drive sports cars, they don't want to age.

And they're willing to spend anything to get it.

In the next ten years, U.S. Baby Boomers alone will increase their spending on wellness services from approximately $200 billion today to $1 trillion.  We want you to feel great and prosper through Young Living's breakthrough global success.  This may be your last chance.  Don't let this opportunity pass you by.  Take advantage now; get in touch with me.

Join us.  You can enjoy the finest wellness products that have ever been developed, and make a fortune in the greatest financial opportunity of your lifetime.