WHY AMERICANS AREN'T SUCCESSFUL IN BUSINESS!!!

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[qncsc]

You are talking about success. However, there are great challenges toward maintaining functional (vs dysfunctional) career attainment. You might also relate some of your understanding toward how plans are being thwarted and frustrated to a larger picture, too. You might explore GATT and international trade agreements that have expanded jobs in the 100s of millions to developing economies (Chindia), where costs and legal restrictions are significantly less or non-existent.

[mohammedabshaun]

@qncsc I use one of those countries to become successful.

[qncsc]

@mohammedabshaun - fine. good for you (sincerely). however, i suspect, and if i am correct, the future is going to be abysmal for developed economies due to those int'l agreements, undermining competitiveness. understand that large, multinationals are gaining their earnings growth from overseas, including trillions held in foreign banks, ensures trends will not abate. all i can say: if you have savings, i hope you are diverting it to "bullets, guns" and "silver, gold."

[mohammedabshaun]

@qncsc I hear what you are saying but, I don't participate in freak out mode. I didn't freak during the recession and I have made more than I made in my life. During the great Depression the most millionaires were created, and when this is over I am sure that record for the most millionaires, would be beaten. I hope you will participate.

[RyuPiu]

Hey Mohammad. Wanted to clear up a misunderstanding. I live in the U.S. but i have family in Mexico which I visit. The neighboring town to the one that I visit is the one that houses very wealthy Mexican ppl. Wanted to throw it out there.

[mohammedabshaun]

@RyuPiu Got it, thanks for clarification.

[stuartsbushcraftblog]

You can start a cleaning business with ten euros, a mop and bucket,sweeping brush and some dusters and polish, plus some home printed flyers and bingo your in the cleaning business.

Don't even need a vehicle, you can use an amazing invention called the bicycle so you get fit and earn cash at the same time.

The trouble is alot of people feel that cleaning homes or offices is beneath them so they are happier staying at home,playing video games and complaining.

[314jrock]

There are people making well over $50,000 from a hot dog stand.

[krbb91]

Focus on the PROCESS. Not the EVENT.

[qncsc]

on a personal level, hypothetically, one can do well under any circumstances. but on a collective level, it is different. when communicating to others, you engage on a collective level, partially. i am concerned that our country, society is under great threat, no different than a person sick with cancer. it is a lot less fun when everyone around you is sick (imho)...and the sickness is spreading: 48m food stamp recipients, >25% houses underwater in mtg...on and on! ---> thanks for your responses

[qncsc]

@mohammedabshaun - i like your message in your videos (as it challenges people). that is good on a personal level. on the macro-level, many want to correlate today in comparison to past trends. i know my history. i know my math. and i know my economics. in 5yrs, 10yrs, 20yrs, your mind will be blown by events that are unfurling at this time. tech-econ trends. i wish people could understand the threats. sadly, the complexity is difficult this time. you will see!

[qncsc]

The US accrues massive trade deficits of approximately $700 billion annually and now accrues $1.5 trillion in annualized federal deficits. These deficits had been paid for by external foreign creditors (a form of bank). As the deficits are now so large, the resulting deficits are now paid with an expansion of the money supply (phoney money). At this time, the Federal government pays its debt at near 0% or prints money, destroying purchasing power at a non-linear rate.

[qncsc]

US households were generally able to maintain a middle-class standing with a single-earner until the 1970s. Subsequently, to maintain a middle-class status, dual-earner households became the norm. And as the real-rate of wages stagnated over the last 40 years, in order to maintain purchasing power, large amounts of debt were incurred by the average US household, with savings rates at 0%. In fact debt has exploded in every category as general inflation has raced ahead.