Down the Rabbit Hole
East of the Ozarks
Partly Cloudy 28 Degrees
11:17 a.m.
As the media continues on its crash course towards destroying itself forever, taking along with it the entire sickcare industry and all of its brainwashed minions in white coats who serve the controllers as little more than “legal” (cough) drug dealers, there is a great opportunity coming up over the horizon for anyone who is looking to serve the world.
It will not be long before we wake up to a reality where all of the old control structures will have collapsed under their own evil. (We’re almost there.)
Trust will be gone. Authority will be gone. Coercion will be gone. The labels of “disinformation” and “misinformation” will be mocked as antiquated attempts at mass control. And the masterminds of the death and destruction perpetrated upon humanity over the last few thousand years will find themselves under the heavy hand of justice.
Unless you’re totally asleep and still think that the “news” is telling you anything other than state sponsored propaganda, you can probably feel it’s coming…SOMETHING is coming.
It’s an exciting time to be alive. Humanity is rising and the controllers are scared to death. Their fear is broadcast through their ridiculous attempts at control. Needing to control is not the mark of a powerful person. It is the mark of a desperate one.
So what happens AFTER all of this crumbles?
All that will be left are the people. And a huge opportunity to help one another. Countless problems exist waiting to be solved.
And the building blocks of the road that connect those problems to viable solutions are made from trust.
Business, at its core, is nothing more than solving problems.
The first step is to focus your skills/knowledge/talents/experience in pursuit of solving a specific problem for a specific group of people who want that problem solved and who have the resources required to exchange for that solution.
Ideally, you want ALL of these pieces.
Solving problems people know they have is the easiest way to get going. Solving problems people don’t yet know they have generally ends in complete failure or astronomical success. So while that road might be “exciting,” it’s hard to recommend it to anyone I care about.
Next, plant your “stake” in the ground and start some “one to many” method of adding value to the lives of far more people than you could ever work with. (Go through this if you’re not sure what the hell that means.) Once the system crumbles, the amount of TRUST looking for a home will be higher than ever. This will be a great chance to earn a good amount of that.
Finally, do the thinking work to creatively offer your solutions to the world in a way that makes it EASY for the right people to immediately see you have something they could use.
You don’t have to get all three of these things right at the beginning. Chances are, you won’t. And that’s fine.
The important part is only that you start and don’t stop.