Ultimately, it's not about Global Resorts, it's about whether you will make it work for you or not.
If I give you a success story about a restaurant business, will you go ahead and open a restaurant? Probably, not.
I think the evaluation process should be based on the quality of the product and the value that product delivers.
Here is an example for you:
You buy an ice cream cone for a $1.
The value of the purchase is about a buck, right?
Then you eat half of it - the value of the remaining part drops down to approximately 50 cents.
By the time you are done eating the entire thing the value of your purchase is gone completely.
Now, take a look at the Global Resorts Membership:
A customer purchases the Membership a goes to the first vacation with it. Realized savings and therefore the value received will be about $1000.
Does the value of the product diminish because of one vacation being consumed? No, it's still there!
The customer uses it again, and then again and again, but the value of the product stays exactly the same. That's the beauty of it - compared to the initial investment, the value of the Membership is, basically, infinite!
The savings that could be realized are enormous!
How difficult will it be to generate a buyer for this kind of product? Probably, not difficult at all.
