by American Pamphleteer

Created on: March 22, 2009

According to Confucius, the ancient Chinese teacher, philosopher, and political theorist, it is believed: "He who will not economize will have to agonize."

When the state of the economy hits home, one should consider: (1) the purpose of business, (2) the purpose of finances, and (3) the potential of finances through savings, tithing, and charitable offerings.

Don't take it personal when you are let go or as your inbox becomes filled with desk contents.

Don't take it personal if you can't see another option to discover and the debits and credits no longer add up.

Don't take it personal as the last paycheck is disbursed and the time clocks no longer look for your name.

Don't take it personal as the end of the day becomes the same as the beginning of your morning and what has happened once here is happening somewhere again.

The winding of machines and time have greater meanings during moments of productivity. Operational science includes experimenting with devices, mechanisms, human wills, and postulates to uncover something worth sharing with shareholders.

The purpose of any business is to generate income and promote the good will of products and services for the community. To build a brand upon anything other than diligent service and product integrity is absolutely unnecessary.

Breaking the piggy bank leads to a disappointment that not many of us can overcome, especially when personal savings are at risk.

Branding and positioning is not complex when the corporate puzzle is pieced together by the desires of a community.

A tent with holes would never keep its occupants dry during a rain storm. Employees, brands, and consumers are endangered when facts and figures don't add up.

Henry Ford, the U.S. industrialist and pioneer automobile manufacturer, declared: "Economy has frequently nothing whatever to do with the amount of money being spent, but with the wisdom used in spending it."

Profits are the yardstick by which corporate progress is determined to be true. Profits reflect the genuine balance between supply, demand, and the remaining.

Deceiving one another with scams and partial truths can begin an avalanche of consumer doubt.

Gluttony is the premise for those over extinctions which the soul is unable to bear in the end.

Truthfulness should be the leash which restrains the integrity of an organization and all its employees.

Consumers seek product reliability which fortifies their confidence during another shopping day.

Wealth permits the garnering of those products and services which add to one's existence. The greater the opportunity, the more money one should obtain.

Downgrades in social status will equal a state of impoverishment when seen from the perspective of various cultures. Poverty breeds from economic fears which prevail beyond faith.

A collection of priceless items over time become more valuable as they are seasoned by accrued interest.

Malachi 3:10 reads: " Bring all the tithes into the storehouse so there will be enough food in my Temple. If you do," says the LORD Almighty, "I will open the windows of heaven for you. I will pour out a blessing so great you won't have enough room to take it in! Try it! Let me prove it to you!" - New Living Translation

The 10th of earnings fosters the rest of everything desired. The beginning of giving is to establish an awareness of a guaranty for future provisions.

The monetary system crumbles and the standard of gold and silver persists. The standards of nations will have to transform diverse meanings into common understandings.

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