| Who Is in Control? July 10th, 2022 by Bill Boyajian |
We made it through the worst of the pandemic, but now we have a war in Eastern Europe, inflation we haven’t seen in decades, supply chain shortages, runaway gas prices, and a declining stock market. All of these maladies are outside of our control, so there is little, if anything, we can do about them. This is a good reminder that we need only be concerned about the things we can control while we let the other things go. It’s not that we shouldn’t stay informed about things we can’t control, but neither should we allow them to dominate our thinking or control our next steps in business and life. Business continues to be brisk for many industries and companies. People have money and they are constantly looking for ways to spend it. Innovation has exploded, fueled in part, oddly, by the pandemic. Many people are rethinking business opportunities and life expectations, while others are stagnant, not knowing what to do next. Some people see opportunity in challenge and change, while others see problems. We can only control what is in our power to control, but we all have more power than we realize. We have free will, independent thinking, and a right to choose. We can choose opportunity or despair. What is your choice?  Tags: Business, Challenge, Change, Choice, Company, Concern, Control, Expectation, Free Will, Independent, Industry, Inflation, Informed, Innovation, Knowledge, life, Money, Opportunity, Pandemic, Power, Problem, Realize, Reminder, Rethink, Spend, Stagnant, Stock Market, Supply Chain, thinking |
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Birmingham, AL
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Hershey & Myerstown, PA
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Lawrence, KS
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