We are what we do. We are not what we think, or what we feel, or what we say, we are what we do. Actions do indeed speak louder than words is one of those undeniable life lessons.
I Was Thinking About The Reasons The World Is In Such A Dire Straight Nowadays.
Here is what I’ve concluded:
Do you outsource your responsibilities? Are you also doing it for the management of your rights and your health? Are you still doing it for your properties or investment and your standards?
Are you ok with no accountability from your suppliers? And they dictate your life while you fool yourself thinking that they work for you? Are you too afraid to fire your doctor? Your lawyer? Your investment advisor? Your boss? Should your government NOT be held accountable for destroying everything it has been hired to protect?
Well, if you’ve answered yes to the above, you’ve got EXACTLY what you asked for and deserve.
What Is The Size Of The Bottled Water Market Worldwide?
The global bottled water market size was valued at USD 217.66 billion in 2020 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.1% from 2021 to 2028.
Another study gives these results here.
Now how about the problems this industry creates?
In the article entitled “Top Three Reasons to Avoid Bottled Water” we discover these facts:
- Polution
- The cost
- The Myth: Bottle water is purer than tap water
So what can we do to make sure this industry does not grow bigger?
Maybe we should consider to never ever buy bottled water. Here is one solution.
Can You Manage Your Mind?
Did you know your skin can give you an idea of how healthy your gut is?
A Look Inside Your Body With Face Mapping.
A 3,000 year-old Chinese practice called face mapping is one way to measure your gut health.
According to Dr. Anthony Youn, a holistic plastic surgeon, the health of the gut is often revealed by the health of the skin. And although he doesn’t believe face mapping is always accurate, he says it’s useful for those who want to get to the root cause of their skin issues.
Read the full article from Dave Asprey.
The “Ask A Question” Hook.
Here is the difference between a benefit and a hook. You decide which is the more powerful approach.
Imagine we are a personal trainer talking to our workout client about exercise. We want to sell our nutritional supplements.
Approach #1: “You should buy this supplement. It will extend the benefits of this workout.”
Approach #2: “How long do you want the benefits of this workout to last?”
Approach #2 uses the “question hook” approach. The difference in results will be startling. And we can use this for any benefit in our business.