I went on a road trip this past week from the DFW area to the Orlando area. I visited with a lot of people, watched TV, listened to radio, and looked all around. In every location I saw abundant needs and opportunities to be filled. Almost every adult I talked to stated with certainty that no one was making any money right now and if they are making money they are stealing it. I was amazed.
For example, we visited the Disney theme parks...how many napkins a day do they go through? How many gifts a day do they sell? How much fuel do they use a day? How many visitors do they attract a day that COULD be your potential customers? They do all the ads to bring them to your area, you make the sale from your business.
Our hotel was beside this grouping of old buildings that had a carnival beside it. The buildings were painted eye catching colors and I got to looking around. It looks like several merchants got together and formed "Old Town". The carnival is permanent, the stores an attraction. The locals know about it and it's a big local draw. It was packed every night I was there. It's about 2 miles from Disney. It is an example of taking what you have and making something out of it. I was impressed.
Old Town: Shopping, Dining, Entertainment Attraction, Amusement Park and Car Cruises in Kissimmee, Florida
So my question is...what are you seeing? When you look around you do you see the limits or the abundance?:fastlane:
For example, we visited the Disney theme parks...how many napkins a day do they go through? How many gifts a day do they sell? How much fuel do they use a day? How many visitors do they attract a day that COULD be your potential customers? They do all the ads to bring them to your area, you make the sale from your business.
Our hotel was beside this grouping of old buildings that had a carnival beside it. The buildings were painted eye catching colors and I got to looking around. It looks like several merchants got together and formed "Old Town". The carnival is permanent, the stores an attraction. The locals know about it and it's a big local draw. It was packed every night I was there. It's about 2 miles from Disney. It is an example of taking what you have and making something out of it. I was impressed.
Old Town: Shopping, Dining, Entertainment Attraction, Amusement Park and Car Cruises in Kissimmee, Florida
So my question is...what are you seeing? When you look around you do you see the limits or the abundance?:fastlane:
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