Free E-book - Silver Linings in the Recession

"Nothing is as inevitable as a recession whose time is long overdue," according to Ernie Zelinski, in his new free e-book 101 Reasons to Love a Recession

"A recession is obviously upon us. But a recession is not all bad. In adversity, there is always opportunity — at least for those individuals willing to see it and motivated enough to capitalize on it. Indeed, the Chinese words for crisis and opportunity are the same."

This E-book is designed to entertain people as well as show them the many silver linings in the current recession:

"Please feel free to share this e-book with your readers, friends, clients, and co-workers, says Zelinski. "You can post it on your website if you want."

The E-book by the author of the International Bestseller The Joy of Not Working (Over 225,000 copies sold and published in 17 languages) is available as a complimentary download at the following website:

The Retirement Café

See The Love a Recession Website for many more ways on how you can benefit
from a recession.

Retirement Resources for the Recession

Here are some benefits from the economic recession:

From a food website:

Food will improve in cafes and bars because only the cafes and bars
serving high quality food at reasonable prices will survive.

Some new delicious dishes may be born during the present recession.
Like great music, some of the great food we eat today such as pizza
and stew were created during economic downturns.

People who don't know how to cook may learn how to do so simply because
they can no longer afford to eat out all the time.

The economic recession does has a silver lining for employers – it
has created an opportunity for employers to pick up highly-experienced,
motivated and loyal employees at very reasonable rates. Ron Brown,
sales director at Australia's recruitment firm Plus 40, which specialises
in the placement of older workers, says the pool of older workers
looking for retirement jobs has increased sharply in recent months.
“A lot of those people have less than half of the retirement savings
they had three or four months ago.” Corporations can now get all these
added extras – experience, a high level of skills, commitment, stability
– for the same rate as a young unreliable and unexperienced employee.

Here are two retirement recession resources to check out:

Upside of a Recession

101 Reasons to Love a Recession Progress Report

Resources to Help You Deal with the Recession

Benefits from a Recession

What do you think of economists now that we are in a serious recession?

Apparently these alien jerks took the wrong turn on the road to nowhere and wound up on this planet by mistake. They were trying to model a phoney economy on Mother Earth that only works in some other universe or dimension.

But a recession is not all bad: There are certain benefits:

Here is what a Squidoo Lens Maker Says about the benefits of a recession:

• A recession forces change.
• A recession makes you wiser.
• A recession makes you think out of the box.
• A recession makes you appreciate what you have.
• A recession makes a decision maker out of you.

These come from the BENEFITS FROM A RECESSION Website by Ernie Zelinski who apparently is writing a book called 101 Reasons to Love a Recession.

• Be grateful for your position in life regardless of how much equity you lost. Putting things in the best possible way, the bum you see by the junkyard still has it tougher than you.
• Drivers in the US are on pace for fewest road deaths since Lyndon Johnson was in the White House. Due to the recession people are driving more slowly and less often resulting in fewer crashes according to academics.
• Many North Americans will finally lose a bit of weight because they will be forced to quit being so piggish with their food. It's about time, given how sadly obese America has become.
• At cocktail parties people used to brag about how much money they made. Now at some cocktail parties people brag about how much money they lost during the recession. Thus, you can be a big cheese if you squandered a big fortune in the stock market.
  
  Also Check Out Ernie Zelinski's: FUN AT WORK CAFE. This may also help you enjoy the recession