Power Economics: Pre-Economic Choices to Power to Value
Know your Value.
“Poor People and Rich People have two completely different philosophies about money. Poor People are loudest about which is “the right way” to handle money. Poor People are Noisy Know-Nothings about money. The thing is, The Poor is penniless. The Rich is wealthy. Why would we ever listen to money advice from the Poor? This
The Peace Offering… Gifting an opponent with “The Upper Hand.” “I come in peace.” “I mean no harm.” This is why men offered Flowers and Candy to a woman on a date. It was a “Peace Offering” to communicate “I come in Peace. I mean no harm.” And this has lost its meaning. We have
Communications and Networking For The Win-Win or “Sales” for short, opens the conversation for what it is we really do in Business. Most people do not have a Fear of Rejection when it comes to sales. What they have is a fear of being Unethical. Their only exposure to Sales were negative and associated with
The Players We are diving deep into: These subjects are all part of Sociology, which is part of Psychology, which is part of Philosophy.
Poor Man Mindset + Middle Class Mindset + Entrepreneur /Rich Man Mindset Poor Man Mindset + Middle Class Mindset = SCHOOL These are four subjects that do not exist in the world of Academia. These are four subjects that, if you want to study them, you’re going to have to “figure it out.” If I
This is one that sits near and dear at the heart of me. Traditional Business Models are “Profit/Power” based whereas the Ethical Business Model is “Nurturing/Ethical” based. Traditional Business Models “farm” the Foundational Workers of their time and resources with a “Use and Dispose” mindset. The Ethical Business Model understands that a company is only
In this course, we examine the multi-faceted view of the Executive and CEO perspective and how they use “the eyes” of their Managers to provide them with multi-views from all Points of Views, giving them “The Big Picture”
What is the purpose of the Business Owner? What is their “job” and what are they “supposed to be doing?”
In this Course, we examine the Overview of the Business Model.