What can you do if today, after working hard at your job and participating in companies, your resources are no longer needed? Your only source of income is death. Will everything be all right for you and your family? Will life go smoothly or even better? Or can time seem to stand still for a moment before it begins to crash? Sadly, this week, Ford Motor Company rewarded Americans who work hard with pink slips for the company's new campaign, "The Way Forward." Can you believe it? The way forward for Ford is to donate their lives and the people who helped build the company.
"We will be making a serious sacrifice to protect Ford's values and for our future," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bill Ford said in a statement. "Going forward, we will be able to bring new products, better returns to our shareholders and stability in the communities in which we operate."
Is this boy really there? He has the courage to speak up for the protection of Ford's assets while thousands of people are unsure where the loan will come from. It was hard for me to watch the news and read stories about men and women who had no idea how to support their family. While talking to a friend who lives in Indianapolis, he shared how the plant was closed that day.
Thirty-six jobs were completed in an instant. He said it hurt the local community. People were crying as they left the courtyard. Some people even leave their cars in the parking lot with signs that say, "Please take payments."
And I keep hearing that the economy is getting better… by whom? As I meditated all day, I was also reminded that as Americans, we owe our families to restore our lives and build wealth at home. Will you be able to? There are five famous quotes shared with me earlier in my life, and they have had a great impact. Everyone also came up with a lesson. I hope they will give you something to think about.
1. “There is no future for any job. The future belongs to the man who holds the job. ” Written by George Crane. Lesson: Unless you are a business owner, you have nothing. Power is not ownership.
Question: How much power do you currently have? What if your only source of income stops?
2. “Lessons From American Companies: During your lifetime, they convey the conclusions.” Anonymous Author Lesson: No Loyalty in Corporate America. You should always remember to look for what is best for you and your family. Remember to focus on your business and not theirs.
Q: Do you care about your business? Or are you busy working, putting yourself at risk? Stop and think. What plans should you make before they change the game? Now is the time to start thinking about home-based business ideas.
3. “Imagine that whatever situation you find yourself in right now is the one you really need in order to be successful in the end. The situation is here to help you get better, to help you grow and grow,” by Brian Tracy Lesson: Even when you are betrayed by your employer, look at the lesson. Your skills and talents make money for your company, those skills can do the same for you. Do not be blinded by the situation. See lesson. And once you get it, take it and make a profit for yourself.
Q: What are you dealing with at the moment? Do you see the glass empty or full? What skills and talents do you have that could be passed on to start your own business?
4. ” The more secure you are, the less likely you are to become. But the more you look for the opportunity, the more likely you are to achieve the desired protection,” Brian Tracy Lesson: Most people stay at work for a guaranteed salary, benefits and retirement. However, once you stop, you will never be able to come back. And in the end, you may not get what you promise. Be willing to take risks, and you can have all the things you want in life and more.
Q: Do you play safely and as a result put everything at risk?
5. ” I had to make my own living! But I succeeded! Do not sit back and wait for opportunities to come. Get up and do it! ” - Madam C.J. Walker, creator of the famous African-American hair care product line and the first millionaire black American woman in 1919 Lesson: She was a woman from the Southern cotton fields. From there, he was lifted into the bathtub. However, in her spare time, she developed herself in the hair-raising and grooming business. He did not wait for the opportunity to create it.
Q: Do you create your opportunity, or do you hope it will come?
5. "You can't choose someone else. You should not let anyone else make your own," by Gen. Colin Powell
Question: Ask yourself, 'Do you let others choose you?
6. “Businessmen are forgotten American heroes,” by Ronald Reagan Lesson: For some reason, people have forgotten that this country was built on the backs of Fortune 1000 companies. Full of sharks to come to America… a land of opportunity. Those who were born here or who came to build their families to inherit and give them other opportunities to develop are forgotten heroes.
Question: What legacy do you want to leave to you and your family?
You are one e of the best insurance you can have. What happens to Ford Motor Company employees can happen to anyone. Are you ready? One of the most important things you can do is explore how you can build your own Program B and work from home.
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