Entries Tagged as 'economy'

Response to Economic Meltdown

This response from a reader was just too good not to share.  Leadership development and dealing with the difficulties in today’s business and economy take personal responsibility – and that is what this answer is all about!!  Enjoy – Marsha

Your responses were right on, Marsha!!!

I too am miffed over the avalanche of doomsday advocates! I still try to
spread optimism wherever I can, despite the mess we’ve inherited from the
greedy and sometime corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.  Additionally, I’m
deeply disappointed that the initial solutions being offered appear to
reward the same individuals who were largely responsible for these very same
evil deeds.

Personal Responsibility in this Crazy Economy

I was asked by a major Business Magazine to answer the following questions for an article. Hoping you find my responses interesting.
Have you personally experienced anxiety and or depression about the economy and describe how you are handling that? No – because I know the economy cycles every 7 – 11 years.  This just happens to be a big BUMP!

How long has it lasted and is it abating given the government intervention of the past several days? I think they should have passed the first bailout and not added all the pork. Some of the issues added are totally stupid and MY tax dollars are paying for it.  Now that ticks me off. Can being ticked off be considered anxiety?

STOP OVERSPENDING TO STAY ON BUDGET

Personal responsibility, self-awareness and leadership of yourself are the only thing that you can really control in this economic downturn and uncertainty. Every one has to stop being a spoiled brat and needs to take control of its own financial success.  Enjoy this article from Randy Luebke – Financial Wizard!!

In today’s economic environment, many people are paying more attention to their monthly budgets than they have in a long time. One of the best ways to rein in your budget is to get a handle on your spending habits. The tips below can help you figure out where your money is going every month, and whittle down unnecessary expenses.