What exactly are you doing?

This is a question I have been getting from numerous people over the past several weeks and one that has a simple answer, which my friends in small business will easily understood.

Simply put, I want to help the entrepreneurs of the world expand profits, prosperity, and liberty. I’ve worked with entrepreneurs for a long time and have been one myself.

Everyone then wants to know how I’m going to do that.  I’m going to do it by bringing together and synthesizing the best resources available for the small business owner.  The good news it that there is much we can do about what is currently a very stark situation for small business owners.

We will get into the HOW with each new post.  In a nutshell we will showcase the numerous ways small business owners can leverage technology to increase productivity.  Increased productivity leads to more profits and time.

Time?

  • Yes, you as a small business owner (or anyone for that matter) are going to need time to get involved.

Getting Involved to Protect Small Business

Involved with what?

  • Only you can answer that question.  It may be your local school board, city council, state legislature, or even as a house member or Senator in Washington D.C.  The fact of the matter is you will need time and money to get involved.
  • A majority of small business owners I’ve met over the years are very politically aware.  Small business owners also know how bad economic policies affect their business and society as a whole.
  • The only way things will change for the small business owner is if enough people get involved in the political process.  We need people from all backgrounds that have a similar foundation of principles from which to operate.

Small Business Under Attack

It is no secret that small business is under attack in our country.  It is under attack from big government and big business.   Big business and big government are the poster children for the “Status Quo.”

The net effect of this attack to maintain the status quo is less innovation. When innovation is stifled we all suffer as a society.  Innovation is the catalyst that drives productivity and the economy.  Author, Andy Kessler, explains it best in his book, How We Got Here: A Slightly Irreverent History of Technology and Markets

Strength In Small Numbers

There is strength in numbers and you will be pleasantly surprised to know that it  does not take a very large number of people to effect change.

G. Edward Griffin, author of The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve,
talks about the number of people controlling our lives.  Mr. Griffin states that there are approximately 3,000 people nationwide that control our society.  Within this circle of 3,000 is a much smaller circle that is actually pulling the strings.  Mr. Griffin’s example reminds me of the scene in The Wizard of Oz, where the curtain is pulled back exposing the great ruler of Oz.

There have also been some scientific studies conducted which have concluded that it only takes one percent of any given population to affect change.  That change can be good or bad, it’s up to you.

Fasten Your Seatbelt

We are going for a ride together and this journey may last a very long time.  Sometimes the road will be smooth other times it will be rough but it will be exciting and we can say we did our part to make things better by getting involved and holding people, including ourselves, accountable.

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