Yep. that’s right . Now, you can get your free copy of The Recession Proof Business by Vincent Cheng.

Beginning today, Cheng will be giving away 1 million copies of his book The Recession-Proof Business: Lessons from the Greatest Recession Success Stories of All Time to owners of businesses with fewer than 100 employees. If you qualify, you can hop on over to www.BailoutUSA.com, enter your name and email address and you’ll receive a link to the pdf version of the book along with an mp3 that shares highlights.

According the Cheng, while doing research of the previous 12 recessions, he found dozens of small businesses that grew dramatically during a major economic crisis. These small businesses became industry giants-UPS, Disney, Costco, Charles Schwab, FedEx and Hewlett-Packard, among others.

And they all used the same winning formula — unintentionally. They followed a few simple rules that let their business survive and prosper in a recession, while others died.

According to Cheng, “When I saw this recession-proof business formula emerge from the research for my book, I realized that I had uncovered a potential solution to the problems of millions of small business owners across the country.”

I picked up a copy of the book and it’s a quick read – 85 pages – that gives you the detail he bases his formula on. It makes sense and it’s what many of us have been saying. His four key points are:

1. There’s still money out there, but you have to go find it.
2. Base business decisions on facts, not headlines.
3. Exploit the opportunities that recessions create.
4. Adapt or die.

If you need some inspiration to continue moving forward in this economy so you can grow your business to new heights, head on over to www.BailOutUSA.com and pick up your copy of Cheng’s book. Or you can get it in printed book form at amazon.com.

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