After watching the video broadcast of the shareholder's meeting, I realized that both the Eagle Spirit and Rocky Mountain High hemp infused products will indeed grow to become huge successes.
Things I used to think were highly important, like whether or not the hemp leaf can was still widely circulated or not, I now realize are not really that important at all. Getting the products, fantastic all natural products, onto as many shelves as possible and as quickly as possible within reasonable capital limitations is what's important.
The question of why not Europe instead of China produced an answer that was a perfect example of it, and what I've basically believed to be the smartest course all along. The path of least resistance, or requiring the least capital while still offering huge sales potential.
Once you're financially independent, then you can just jump into whatever geographic region you choose, based purely on the demographic areas most likely to produce the highest sales.
If you are not financially independent, or metaphorically speaking, you're starving, you don't hesitate to stroll through the doors to a major feast that an interested party has very graciously invited you to. It can make all the difference.
The traction that can result from an interested party with ample investment capital can be game changing. You don't mind going into the red a bit when you know you'll be exploding into the black as a result of the funds you've invested. That's exactly how I've personally looked at this investment, and I'm more convinced than ever that it's going to pay off big.
The Chinese market is HUGE! With the tremendous international, especially Chinese popularity of Fred Dryer helping to drive such an awesome line of products, positive cash flow in 2017 is as good as etched in stone.
Things I used to think were highly important, like whether or not the hemp leaf can was still widely circulated or not, I now realize are not really that important at all. Getting the products, fantastic all natural products, onto as many shelves as possible and as quickly as possible within reasonable capital limitations is what's important.
The question of why not Europe instead of China produced an answer that was a perfect example of it, and what I've basically believed to be the smartest course all along. The path of least resistance, or requiring the least capital while still offering huge sales potential.
Once you're financially independent, then you can just jump into whatever geographic region you choose, based purely on the demographic areas most likely to produce the highest sales.
If you are not financially independent, or metaphorically speaking, you're starving, you don't hesitate to stroll through the doors to a major feast that an interested party has very graciously invited you to. It can make all the difference.
The traction that can result from an interested party with ample investment capital can be game changing. You don't mind going into the red a bit when you know you'll be exploding into the black as a result of the funds you've invested. That's exactly how I've personally looked at this investment, and I'm more convinced than ever that it's going to pay off big.
The Chinese market is HUGE! With the tremendous international, especially Chinese popularity of Fred Dryer helping to drive such an awesome line of products, positive cash flow in 2017 is as good as etched in stone.
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