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What you will find in this edition

  • Editor’s Note:
    A Few Thoughts on Current Events
  • Business Psychology:
    Finding Motivation to Train & Be Healthy
  • Business Tools:
    Affordable & Essential Asset Protection
  • Executive Fitness:
    The Importance of Walking
  • Spirits & Cuisine:
    How to Freeze Veggies the Healthy Way
  • Leisure:
    Golfing in the Era of Social Distancing
  • Corb7 International Services:
    Business Listings for Sale & Free E-Book

International Business

Feature

Editor’s Note

“A Few Thoughts on Current Events”

Political instability has always been one of the major reasons to diversify overseas.  With rioting in the streets, a pandemic, and months from a critical election, perhaps there has never been a more pressing time for United States citizens to protect themselves.  We would submit the world’s premier location for financial protection has always been Switzerland and the leading vehicle to accomplish personal or corporate asset protection is the Swiss Trust Company business model. Traveling to Switzerland is not necessary, which obviously is a major plus with current travel restrictions.  So, whether you reside in the United States or somewhere else, now is a great time to consider Zurich, Switzerland as a financial hub for your interests.

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International Business

Business Psychology

Motivation and Your Need to Exercise!

Even during a pandemic finding the time and motivation to workout can be challenging.  Being consistent is the obvious key but it is difficult to accomplish. Here are a few ideas to help you create that  your own path to that goal.

· Exercise in the early morning. As the day progresses, unforeseen challenges or forgotten commitments have a way of devouring time initially earmarked for exercise. Exercise first thing in the morning before any commitments to work and family hijack the time you have committed to exercising.

· Take on less responsibility. Professionals and parents often cite commitments to work and family as the primary reasons they aren’t getting enough exercise. While those are perfectly reasonable excuses to skip a workout, men and women who recognize the long-term benefits of routine exercise may be compelled to take on less responsibility at work while also making an effort to divvy up responsibilities at home more equitably.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ongoing exercise can reduce risk for cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and some cancers. The CDC also notes that routine exercise strengthens bones and muscles while improving mood. Taking on more responsibility at work might be great for your career, but that may prove a Pyrrhic victory if your long-term health is jeopardized. Parents can discuss with their spouse how to better share responsibilities at home so both moms and dads can get regular exercise.

· Embrace more efficient exercise routines. Rather than working a single muscle group at a time, which can be both time-consuming and boring, men and women can adapt their workout routines to focus on multi-muscle exercises. Work with a personal trainer to make your workout as efficient as possible.

· Schedule your routine each week. Each week is different, so while it may be ideal to establish a workout routine in which you exercise at the same time each day, that’s not always going to be possible. Failing to exercise on a day you had intended to workout can compromise your motivation to workout in the future, so sit down at the beginning of each week to examine your commitments for the days ahead and schedule times to exercise in the next seven days. This can keep you on track and help you avoid the disappointment of missing a workout because life got in the way.

Finding time to exercise is not always so easy, but even the busiest men and women can likely still include workouts in their daily routines.


International Business

  Business Tools

Asset Protection for Only $24.95 per Month!

It is my sincere pleasure to introduce this amazing product line to your attention. This is an asset protection service which is available to you or your clients if you reside in either  United States or Canada.  Our society has become the most litigious to ever exist.  As such, there can be no better asset protection plan than to have fast and affordable access to quality legal advice – just by touching the screen of your smartphone. I believe so strongly in the product that I immediately took a plan for both my family and my business.

As the video below explains, this program can protect your family for as little as $24.95 per month or your business for as little as $39.00 per month. It does this much like an insurance policy would but in this instance it gives you immediate access to a top law firm in your area via an app on your phone and many services will never encounter additional charges. In addition, an outstanding Identity Theft Plan is also available for on $9.95 per month. I think you will find the 10 minute video engaging and well worth your time.

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Lifestyle

Executive Fitness

The Importance of Walking!

It might seem too simple an activity to be exercise but trust us walking is an outstanding exercise for both your physical and mental health.  This is an excellent video explaining why walking (20 minutes or more) should be part of your everyday activity.


Lifestyle

Spirits & Cuisine

Freeze Veggies the Healthy Way

To say that COVID-19 transformed daily life would be an understatement. Few, if any, aspects of life were untouched once the virus hit.

One aspect of daily life that changed considerably is the way people shop for food. As recommendations to remain home and out of crowded places spread, many people felt that shopping in bulk, or at the very least, meal-planning and buying necessities for a few weeks at a time, would reduce the number of trips they needed to make to supermarkets or small food stores. In addition, due to shortages on popular foods, many people have purchased items they did not necessarily need in anticipation that such foods may not be available in the coming weeks or months.

Large packages of meat and poultry can be broken down and frozen easily. But what about the fresh produce that many people rely on for important nutrients? Fresh vegetables only last so long, so people need to learn how to safely freeze fresh vegetables to avoid throwing them out. To freeze vegetables properly so they retain their flavor and texture, it is important to freeze them within a few hours of picking them from a garden or taking them home. Certain vegetables can be frozen in their raw state. The texture might change slightly upon thawing, but they will remain flavorful. Other vegetables may require blanching before freezing. Blanching requires scalding vegetables in boiling water or steam for a brief time. Blanching helps stop the enzymes that cause vegetables to decay, a process that can occur even in frozen storage. Items that do well with blanching include spinach, kale, winter squash, and broccoli, according to HGTV.com.

Another way to freeze produce is to remove the air that can compromise the food. You can do so by filling containers or bags and pushing out the extra air. Vacuum sealers can work to remove the air and help preserve items in the freezer longer; otherwise, use a tray pack method to freeze items. Place chilled and drained blanched vegetables in shallow trays or pans. Freeze them until the vegetables are firm and then quickly fill freezer bags or containers, says the National Center for Home Food Preservation.

Remember to label and date containers so items can be used in the order in which they were packed. Most vegetables maintain high quality for eight to 12 months at 0 F or lower, according to the University of Georgia.

Freezing fresh vegetables is an option when stocking up on essentials. Flavor and texture can be retained and items will not need to be discarded before they can be eaten.


Lifestyle

Leisure

Golfing in the Era of Social Distancing

Golfers enthusiastically look forward to the day when their favorite courses reopen to players each year. That anticipation was even greater in 2020, when social distancing measures forced many courses to stay closed even as the weather warmed up. Thankfully for golfers, golf courses were among the first businesses given the green light to reopen as governments began to lift restrictions.

Golfing in the era of social distancing may not be quite the same as it was prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, but golfers can still have fun as they hit the links. That’s especially true when they take steps to understand just what it means to golf while social distancing prior to teeing off.

· Assess your personal health before going to the golf course. Golf attracts athletes from all age groups, including some that are more vulnerable to COVID-19 than others. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, age is a risk factor for COVID-19, as older adults are more vulnerable to severe illness if they are infected with the virus than younger adults. Social distancing requires a collective effort on the part of everyone to keep vulnerable people safe, and golfers are no exception. Golfers young and old who are under the weather or experiencing even mild symptoms of COVID-19 should avoid golf courses until they feel better. In addition, young golfers can choose tee times when they’re less likely to come into contact with older golfers. Early morning tee times tend to be popular among older golfers, but speak with staff at the course to see if they have rules in place to safeguard older golfers. If they do, respect those rules. If they don’t, work with staff to choose a tee time when you’re less likely to be around older golfers.

· Disinfect clubs before or after playing. Disinfecting clubs and other equipment before and after playing is a simple measure that can reduce golfers’ risk of getting the virus or spreading it if they have it but are asymptomatic. Simply wipe down clubs and other equipment with disinfectant or an alcohol-based cleanser that is at least 60 percent alcohol. If playing with a friend, resist the urge to share clubs, no matter how tempting it may be to take your playing partner’s new driver for a spin on the first hole.

· Refuse valet service. Many courses have temporarily stopped offering valet services to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Golfers who visit a club that is not taking such precautions can opt to refuse the service. Doing so decreases the risk of getting or spreading the virus by limiting the number of people with whom you come into direct contact.

· Pack supplies. Contact the course in advance to determine if the dining room is open and if the course is providing hand sanitizer at each tee. At-risk golfers may want to skip dining at the course after their round is over, opting to pack their own lunch or eat when they arrive home after playing. If the course is not offering hand sanitizer at each hole, pack your own as an extra precaution.

Golfing in the era of social distancing may be different, but there’s no reason golfers cannot still enjoy a summer on the links.


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Business Acquisitions

ACQUISITION OPPORTUNITIES:

 Profit, Wealth Preservation & Funding


Vintage Swiss Trust Companies:

* 46 Year-Old Swiss Trust Company
Established 1974
Place of Incorporation Zurich, Switzerland
Interested Parties Call for Details & Price: +1-310-415-3545 

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Asset Protection & Profit!

As a Non-Banking Financial Institution, a Swiss Trust Company offers one primary benefit to ownership and numerous secondary advantages.  First and foremost, a Swiss Trust Company stands alone for anyone who wishes to manage money and profit from those activities.  It is inexpensive to purchase (and operate) and can be quickly obtained.  Plus, the prestige of Switzerland offers ownership instant credibility, especially when coupled with an older Trust Company.  No other jurisdiction can make these claims.  Thus, initial expenditures are kept to a minimum; operational outlays are kept low while profits have the greatest possible upside.  Moreover, ownership never has to leave their country of residence since all operations can be outsourced.  Secondary benefits of owning a Swiss Trust Company would include: Asset Protection & Establishing a European Base of Operations for Trade.

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Vintage United States Corporations:

Shelf corporations in the United States have many profound business purposes. They are frequently used for holding personal or business assets.  Another common purpose for the creation of a shelf corporation is as a turn-key business package that can later be sold to someone who wants to start and operate a company without going through the effort to form a new one.   Others might benefit who may not qualify for a bank loan, line of credit, or government contract because they or their existing company does not have the required credit scores or a two to five year established business history.  By purchasing a shelf corporation, an entrepreneur now instantly owns an established company that has been “in business” for several years without debts or liabilities.

For Non-U.S. citizens, owning a shelf corporation in the United States may enhance privacy and open new markets.  Since the United States is not a participant in the OECD Common Reporting Standards, it is often looked upon as a privacy haven for non-citizens looking to invest here.  The Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”),  was created by the OECD in 2014 pursuant to a meeting of the G-20 nations in Australia and calls for the automatic exchange of financial account information between agreeing jurisdictions. It should also be noted, however, that to open a bank account, Non-U.S. citizens will likely need to travel to the United States and meet with potential banks.

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* 35 Year-Old Vintage US Corporation
Established in the year 1985
Price $54,800
Interested Parties Call: +1-310-415-3545

* 92 Year-Old Vintage US Corporation
Established in the year 1928
Price $165,000
Interested Parties Call: +1-310-415-3545

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