Jewish business advice.. Screw the economy!

Jewish business advice.. Screw the economy! Berel emphasizes the importance of focusing on personal and business efforts rather than being overly concerned with the broader economic conditions. He acknowledges that while large corporations like Walmart or Amazon are deeply affected by the economy due to their significant market share, small businesses, which typically have much less influence in the market, should not fall into the trap of blaming the economy for their challenges. Instead, Berel argues that small business owners should view their business as its own economy, where success is driven by personal effort, persistence, and strategic action, rather than external economic factors.

Berel advises business owners to double down on their efforts, especially when times are tough. Instead of succumbing to the narrative that the economy is to blame for poor business performance, he suggests that this is precisely the time to push harder, expand outreach, and intensify marketing efforts. By doing so, even if it requires working twice as hard to achieve the same results as during better economic times, the business can still grow. He concludes by highlighting the importance of taking responsibility for one's own business success and not assuming that other industries or companies have it easier—often, their apparent success is due to hard work and diligent management, rather than just favorable conditions.

Video Keywords: Success, Business Growth, Entrepreneurship, Economic Independence, Small Business, Mindset, Personal Economy, Strategic Action, Resilience, Business Advice, Marketing, Persistence, Overcoming Challenges, Personal Development, Business Strategy

[BerelSolomon]

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[GregAli-fm]

Your commitment to educating your audience is truly admirable. We all aspire to attain financial stability and improve our lives. This goal can be achieved through smart investments, mindful spending, and prudent budgeting. I'm thankful for realizing the significance of striving for financial freedom from a young age.

[jamelledwards]

I've been telling family & friends this for over 10yrs...Create Your Own Economy!!!

[dannypgrizzle]

“When everyone is running, you better walk. When everyone is walking, you better run.” -advice given to the founder of my company by his father.

[Luvnthegodnme]

“Make your own economy!” This just changed my life.

[lovenottheworld]

Isaac sowed in famine and reaped an hundred fold. The blessing of the Lord maketh rich and He adds no sorrow with it.

[TrInc-shkn]

You're absolutely correct Mr. Solomon. I don't pay attention to the doom and gloom news, I do a mall parking lot analysis regularly. If the mall parking lots are packed, despite folks complaining everything's so expensive and poor us blah, blah, blah, I know they're spending money big time and the economy is good. Mall parking lots empty, economy is bad. Technical? Not. Correct? Always.

[neongamingofficial]

I love the way you look up definitions and metrics in real time. As you educate us, you educate yourself!

[Michael-S-T]

I needed to hear this. Thank you. As I was swimming in the pool yesterday, I was repeating your line - "You make your own economy" - as I was doing length after length.

[pshames]

Great message Berel. I have been in business for over 30 years and every downturn has been an opportunity to grow. The "big guys" can afford to use the excuse of the poor economy. Smaller, hungrier, and most importantly, more agile companies can flex, adjust and increase market share during tough economies.

[breannajones]

This is right on time ! Focus on your personal economics .

[realDonaldMcElvy]

If we don't make the Economy better ourselves, it won't get better for us if it gets better.

[HexaBoxabl]

Investing in alternate income streams should be the top priority for everyone right now especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment.

[alluringlifestyleproperties]

There's an entire internet of advice out here.
I'm gonna roll with this "Jewish business advice" !
I love your channel Berel.

[wasanthaabeysiri]

Accidently i encounter your channel sir, as a believer i agree with you 100 percent and love what you say. We can create our own economy. Thank you... support and love from Toronto Canada

[EDITION-cg]

I've decided that you'll be one of the five people in the business that I'll have to follow regularly from now on in order to gain as much knowledge as possible. Too bad I'll probably never be able to give it back to you. Cependant, d'autres en profiteront. Thank you for your gift.

[Letssendit]

The other guy is taking care of the grass better. Golden words. Super mentor I listen to to every work. Diamond hands

[benwilliams]

"Take care of your grass." Very wise words Berel. Thank you and may Yehovah bless you many times today.

[ladyp.]

This is great advice! I had such a slow business year, I felt like giving up. I know others felt the same way. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. I'm looking forward to learning more from your channel.

[outinarizona]

Exactly. Growing businesses go door-to-door, looking for clients, asking for referrals from related sources, adding companion products or services to their lineup, pivoting entirely, if need be.