20. July 2010 by admin.

I think one of the major problems is our current administration is hostile or at the very least, unfriendly to small business which many weill asset that creates most of the job in America. The administration must understand that the sconomy begins with JOBS, they enable americans to buy the goods, to pay the taxes to finance … See Moretheir economic adventures and social engineering.
To be fair, big government would prefer to deal with big business and big labor, big banks and weathy (big) americans; its easier to deal with 500 large corporations than a million small businesses. The fundamental issue is that the small businesses that really create the economic traction to get the nation spun up and humming. The adminsitration barely pays lip service to that.

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4. August 2008 by admin.

I did not write this but I agree with it entirely…. I’m sorry, I have no idea of who to attribute

The engineer who most assiduously respects the laws of physics is able to create the most useful machines. The government which best respects the will of the people becomes the most powerful and beneficial. The degree to which a business respects its customers has a direct impact on the success of that business. The forces of nature can be powerful, harsh and potentially destructive. Yet with enough understanding and respect, they can be harnessed and put to positive use. The same can be said of human forces. When you learn to understand and act in harmony with the world around you, the results are much better than if you try to hide from it or fight against it. Most things can be harmful or helpful depending on the amount of respect and understanding you grant them. The things which still work against you, are lessons available to hone your skill and understanding. Heed them well and their substantial power can be yours.

update: This was written by  Ralph S. Marston. its a wonderful sentiment.

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