Economic advice that makes sense

Sticking and perfecting what you know best
Hello Logic Talk readers.
How many times have we all read an article about people who got taken in a great business deal?

What are you best at?
Below are some examples of what Logic is talking about but more importantly, have you ever really sat down and looked into your career and asked yourself this simple question that is actually not simple at all.

We mean best at, not wishing I was in life, this or that
Logic is not talking about what you wish you were in your career like a movie star or Fortune 500 Business founder but what you are working at or studying to be, what you are willing to do to be the absolute best at, better then anyone in that area of expertise is currently?

Are you the best at one of these or something similar?
Do you know how to repair a car?
Maybe you are a nurse or a coffee shop worker?
These jobs are what pay you they are more then likely things you are good at but unless you are great at them experienced and have a true PASSION for then even these are not things you should invest in.

Are you the best at something?
It does not always mean it is what you are the doing for a living today
We each have something we are experienced in, so our advice today is simple, and it is focused on being the best at a single function in life, though it is possible to be good at other things in our daily lives, more then likely we each make our living doing what it is we are best at, or we would like to be anyways otherwise you should for starters, change careers, pursue what you have a PASSION for, or you can never invest in the types of businesses you are stuck in or get by working in.

A few ways to not get conned out of your money
Number one rule
To start with let Logic remind our readers that if something comes along and that something comes along at some point in each of our lives, if something sounds too good to be true, then most likely it is.

Number 1
Con prevention
If you are asked to invest into something that is not something you understand, could run on your own without the person asking you to invest money in, and if at all possible this type of investment or business is something you are good or an expert at, do not do it.

Number 2
Con prevention
If you are asked by a person you do not have any prior long-term business relationships with, do not do it.

Number 3
Con prevention
If a relative asks you to invest, stay clear unless you clearly see your investment being the best and somewhat predetermined outcome, because these relative investments can tear a family into pieces, so do not do it unless you can A afford it, B see the successful bright light at the end of the tunnel.

Number 4
Con prevention
Here is a hot one in a time when we humans are living in a right now result and gratification society. The you must make a decision to invest or fund with us right now, in the next day or two you are going to be too late. these are one of the hottest con person tactics there is time pressure. 

Logic & Catnip have seen it all
Actually that is a false statement
We nor anyone person has yet to have seen all of the business ventures and investment opportunities there are out in the business world. No one ever really has seen them all, not even in our nearing 17 years of operating Viper Logic together.

Open minded investors
At Viper Logic we are a software engineer and development company FOCUSED on and experts in low-level software code development.

We have a performance based product that we offer as a service named Viper Mailer an email-marketing-service for businesses, nonprofits and membership groups because this is what we are GREAT at per our customer base not our ego, ego’s are something when dealing with Viper Logic we all must leave at the door if anything is to become of your investment idea.

Secret about the Viper Logic investment strategy
We are what are known as a 50/50 investor from the financial point of view.
Realizing that many new start ups do not have their 50% in funding then there is this shared or equaled through experience and time investment but the ratio stays for the most part through out our investing into small start ups with the 50/50 rule applied.

While we are comfortable we are not rich, rich to the point that an investment into a start up in our case must be something we can get involved in while leaving the ideas and the creators the freedom to explore the avenues but only to the point of not allowing the start up our the investment to fail, other then this we are easy to work with and level headed people that were that start up almost 17 years ago this May.

Future scam exposures still to come
We do not believe that even the higher profile investment scams that make the news are the largest that are going to come to light especially during a tough economic time that has came and has appeared to have passed. There is something Larger coming that most people are unaware of scheduled to hit in later 2010 to sometime in the first half of 2011 that will have larger fallout effecting nearly all of us, so watch out for making bottom investments, the bottom is far from here today.