The New Wellness Revolution

Why Wellness Is the Next

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While everyone reading this book might personally wish that

traditional medicine would return to its Hippocratic roots and

embrace wellness,the stubbornness and shortsightedness of many

traditional medical pro-viders has created an enormous business

opportunity for wellness entre-preneurs and professionals.

The 1990s were the beginning of a period that will be

known one day as The Democratization of Wealth, not

just in the United States, but in every nation from China

to Europe.
 

In 2002, I wrote mostly about the larger $100 million wellness
companies, since that is how I originally became acquainted with the
wellness industry. Yet the majority of wellness sales, then and today,
are made collectively by individual entrepreneurs, direct selling pro-
fessionals, chiropractors, osteopaths, other health professionals, and
small businesses. This is because becoming a wellness customer re-
quires a paradigm shift on the part of the consumer, and direct
person-to-person contact is the best way, and sometimes the only
way, to make this paradigm shift in a person’s thinking take place.
The New Wellness Revolution explains why the majority of opportuni-
ties in wellness still await the individual entrepreneur or health
professional,and how new management techniques and forms of busi-
ness organization (like direct selling and franchising) can allow such in-
dividuals even better technology than if they were part of a large
corporation. This will continue for at least another decade, until well-
ness is a mature industry and the majority of wellness consumers are not
new to wellness.

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