OK time to soften up a little. You are of course right and a measured approach must be the right one. No one can force a multi national to give him/her a job.
Having said that I like to know these grand opportunities that will emerge from the ashes. I agree there is a restructuring and more and more traders park their money in real estate or invest in ranch land and commodities. What else? Pawbrokering is a grand business as well as smuggling cigarettes from Mexico but don't you let them catch you. But these are old and tired methods...what is new?
Having said that I like to know these grand opportunities that will emerge from the ashes. I agree there is a restructuring and more and more traders park their money in real estate or invest in ranch land and commodities. What else? Pawbrokering is a grand business as well as smuggling cigarettes from Mexico but don't you let them catch you. But these are old and tired methods...what is new?
Quote from Midas:
That is not the business that I am in my friend I was giving an example of how when one door closes another opens.
My point is this. Except what comes to you. Adapt and overcome. We live in very different times. Anyone who thinks that globalization equates to less opportunity is mistaken. Sure their will be a restructuring of the middle class. In fact this has been going on for some time.
Think outside the corporate box. Cogs in the corporate machine can and will be replaced to make the machine more efficient. Become the corporation and you will gain control over those changes, however small your business may be.
This country was built on the backs of risk taking entrepreneurs from the frontiersmen, plantation owners, ranchers, industrialist, to small business owners. Join the ranks of the self employed....Or find a field in high demand... Eb and Flow with the everchanging marketplace by finding ways to profit from those changes like the generations before us did.
Change is on the horizon................ It always has been!