Fear to Fortune - The Recessionary Rumors

Eureka, MO, June 14, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Business expert, Dr. Drew Stevens believes that much of the current recession is based on the perception of the fear of the unknown. Recent research by Gallup-Healthways defends Stevens expectations. The research shows that because people have less money and fewer savings they worry more and smile less.

Based upon recent information released by Stevens Consulting Group a St. Louis consulting firm, fear can be reduced by knowing that people are still spending money, most Americans are still employed and banks are still extending credit. The consulting firm has a list of 7 reasons why the recession is based on perception and rumor and much panacea is media driven.

“Media is bombarding us with stories of economic doom and gloom, but everywhere you look there is proof that people are spending money! Americans are paralyzed over the uncertainty, unknown and unfamiliarity,” stated Stevens.

Stevens Consulting Group is an international consulting organization specializing in business growth. Dr. Stevens is a business growth and selling specialist having served over 60,000 professionals around the globe.

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