Is outsourcing un-American?
I can’t tell you how often I have been told that I am being “un-American” for advocating outsourcing as a means of dramatically increasing productivity and profitability. I advocate this, in particular, for American entrepreneurs and small business owners. So, going into 2008, I would like to set the record straight (look for my rap album to hit stores near you soon).
I have been charged with several counts of being “un-American”:
Count 1: Helping American business owners become more competitive on a national and global scale
Count 2: Bridging the information and cultural gap between the U.S. and rising global economic powers
Count 3: Encouraging American small businesses to outsource to American freelance service providers as well as to foreign companies
Count 4: Showing Amercian small businesses how to hire moreAmerican workers by utilizing outsourcing
Count 5: Helping American small business owners and entrepreneurs to spend more time with their families and enjoy life more
To all of the above counts on the charge of being “Un-American” - I plead GUILTY AS CHARGED.
There it is. I had admitted my guilt in helping American businesses and doing my part to ensure that America continues to be a global economic power to that future generations of Americans can live progressively higher standards of living (I do want my kids to be better off than me - guilty again).
Now, let’s start 2008 off on the right foot…by being thankful that America is one of the best places to do business and, that 2008 is the best year in the history of mankind to be in business.
To all of my readers: I pledge to bring you more thought provoking and hard-hitting information than ever before in 2008. So, strap yourselves in…it’s going to be a wild ride!
