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 There's a reason why market executives are so obsessed with millennials: they are the single largest generation alive today. Estimates by analysts at Goldman Sachs pin the number down to somewhere between 90 to 92 million, and this spells opportunity for both SMEs and large business empires. The only problem with millennials is their extremely unpredictable behavior, which is arguably a reflection of the abrupt economic changes brought about by the advent of revolutionary technology such as computers and the internet. It makes sense therefore, to try tapping into this market segment by finding out what drives them. Let's try figuring out what this highly elusive generation really wants when it comes to style and fashion. Millennials don't like over-the-top designs Over the top, quirky designs were a feature of the 1980s era, when movies such as Rambo and Ghostbusters dominated theaters. A far simpler approach to fashion has been adopted since the 90s rolled away. Classic h

 Ever see a product so compelling that it practically sells itself. Such a product draws people to it like a big magnet, creating paying clients seemingly without effort. Alas, such situations are rare. Seldom does any opportunity or product create such buzz. Years ago, the hula hoop and the pet rock were flying out of the stores that had them. On the Internet... not many products have lived up to their hype. Once explored, the so-called "next big thing" soon fizzles as people discover their limitations and flaws. Only a few have managed to live up to real potential and promise. Let me tell you about one such offering that will be available in January 2021 and, I predict, will produce millions in revenue. First of all, it is being brought out by a solid, established company known for its attention to detail. They believe in innovation and the best scientific testing to give their clients a superior experience whenever one of their products is used. Plus, they offer a 60-day