Thanks for this Mr. Anonymous Banker and for the previous article.
I am just someone with no economics or business training trying to navigate, through the current storm, the little ship of "myself and the small business I manage", but every word of your analysis chimes with what I have seen and experienced over the last twenty years.
The broadcast and print news may as well be on a different planet for all the sense they make by comparison, constantly excited about inconsequential issues and trying to force their ever-changing agendas on politicians, businesses and the public. They don't provide me with any useful tools to help my navigation, so I mostly ignore them and try to look at the numbers, and what people actually do rather than what they say.
Again great analysis.
Thanks for this Mr. Anonymous Banker and for the previous article.
I am just someone with no economics or business training trying to navigate, through the current storm, the little ship of "myself and the small business I manage", but every word of your analysis chimes with what I have seen and experienced over the last twenty years.
The broadcast and print news may as well be on a different planet for all the sense they make by comparison, constantly excited about inconsequential issues and trying to force their ever-changing agendas on politicians, businesses and the public. They don't provide me with any useful tools to help my navigation, so I mostly ignore them and try to look at the numbers, and what people actually do rather than what they say.
Thank you very much for this. Any ideas about reliable ways of motivating people that don't involve promising them more money, stuff or security?