Are You Feeling Exasperated by the World Economic Affairs?

Ding Dong the Wild Rich is banging his head...rnRattling & Rolling with his bed sheets flyingrnand bed bugs crying. His head begins to feel like leadrnHe states, "How do we survive the world climate this date?"rnWild Rich has been led astray, recoiling further into his head. But wait...it is not fear that will appease this economic state.rnForward motion and innovation are required to alleviaternthe Wild Rich from entering a catatonic state. Ding Dong the Capitalist Society might soon be DEADrnand a new frontier is bound to free the Wild Rich from his headrnkeeping him from falling out of bed. -sTs Are you feeling exasperated by the world economic affairs? Are you dialed into the current newsfeed? A constant reminder of the stock market that continues to plunge and thousands upon thousands of people are being laid off day after day. This is only causing more fear and panic around the world. You might want to yell, "Poor me". But please remember our inability to maintain our spending habits to support the global economy is impacting North America and the rest of the world. We are in this together. We have the opportunity to redefine what is important and what is necessary. This crisis will provide us with an opportunity to cultivate innovative ideas and solutions that will lead us into a new world of economics and living. If you are currently afraid, now is time to move out of fear and become a survivor. North Americans are not equipped with the basic survival skills that are a way of life in most third world countries. Now, it is time to learn how to survive and we might look to the third world, which I refer to as the New World, for our solutions. After my recent trip the Philippines, I observed entire communities living off the land and supporting each other with rice, charcoal and feed for the animals. One family had an entire commune living together of twenty people. All of which worked together to cook, maintain the land, and create their industry---rice, charcoal, and food. They would use the fruits of their labor for themselves and then sell or barter the rest to their community. The mark-up on a bag of rice is 30 pesos which is less than one dollar. They are focused on cooperation and with the goal to sustain and support each other, this does not mean they do not have their share of corruption or problems; however, if we look at these basic systems that they have in place for thousands of years, you might be surprised at the innovation that currently exists. This might inspire all of us to move from fear and into a society that can sustain itself, give to others and lead us into the New World. In Service with Love, Peace and Laughter, SuzannernXoxxxxoX