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Obama- the Ginsu Salesman of Taxes, Spending & Socialism

This isn’t insanity. It’s insanity squared.

Pay attention or pay the consequences  ”The Law of  Cause and Effect” ( headline from Steve Pohlit This message  from Wayne Allyn Root)

Since the day Obama took office he has tried to fleece, tax, regulate, redistribute, harass, and hound small business to death. I’ve argued again and again in media appearances and commentaries that Obama’s strategy appears to be right out of the playbook of Cloward & Piven, two Marxist professors from Columbia University (where Obama and I graduated as classmates in 1983). That strategy is overwhelming the business community, taxpayers, and high-income earners with so many socialist, Big Brother-like, job-killing bills, that we get dizzy and exhausted trying to keep up with them. Eventually they overwhelm the economy, cause massive unemployment, crisis, and dependency on big government. It’s happening before our very eyes — millions of Americans are now on 99 weeks of unemployment benefits; 45 million are dependent on food stamps; over 90 teenage girls are pregnant at the same time in one Memphis high school — all sure to go on welfare, food stamps and aid to dependent children for life. That’s one school. The system is officially overwhelmed.

It’s true that Obama took a few days off to portray himself as a friend to business and a born-again tax cutter. But after a short rest, the old Obama is back. The man is a relentless Ginsu salesman for taxes, spending and socialism. The overwhelming attack has started all over again.

In just the past few days, Obama has put the White House in partnership with the Bar Association in a brazen attempt to impose lawyers on every businessman and women in America. Then he suggested dramatically raising unemployment taxes on businesses. Then he proposed a dramatic reduction of tax deductions for homeowners and charitable givers. Next up in the “tax murderer’s row” was Obama’s announcement of his 10-year plan to reduce the national debt. It happened to cut the debt by a measly $1 trillion, while simultaneously raising taxes by about $1 trillion — including the largest income tax increase in U.S. history. Obama is relentless — he attacks from so many angles, that even the strongest of fiscal conservatives eventually grows weak and punch drunk.

But wait, we’re not done. Obama has more! The “Ginsu guy” is also selling a big heaping dose of Big Brother– simultaneously attempting to unionize American business through new rules implemented by the National Labor Relations Board, and impose cap and trade (that he couldn’t pass through Congress) through new EPA rules. Those draconian new EPA rules put Obama and Big Brother in control of industrial America, big energy, even the trucking industry — the delivery system for all goods.

But wait, Obama isn’t done yet. There’s more to dislike. The IRS has just announced a request for thousands of new auditors and agents, at a cost of almost $400,000,000 just to oversee the start of Obamacare in 2012. We get 81 new IRS agents just to oversee the new tax on tanning beds. What a deal! Wait until you see what the IRS requests when Obamacare moves into full gear.

Back to the biggest insult of all — the lawyers. Obama has put the government in partnership with the American Bar Association. This re-defines unconstitutional. From now on, anyone who calls the White House or the Department of Labor to complain about their boss will be given a Toll Free 800 number (think Ginsu knives) that connects directly to trial lawyers. The American Bar Association has agreed to provide an army of lawyers that will work for free — no up front legal fees, only a cut of the action — to sue American business.

But wait, there’s more. Michelle Obama wants to encourage breast-feeding, especially (her words) in the African-American community. So from now on the IRS will make breast pumps and other breast-feeding products tax deductible. Will she offer “extra credit” for being black and breast-feeding? Perhaps our first-ever affirmative action tax deduction?

Is this really our country? Your home mortgage should no longer be deductible according to Obama. Neither should your charitable giving to churches or synagogues. Your money isn’t yours according to Obama. It belongs to government. It is needed for redistribution to Obama’s contributors, cronies and entitlement-addicted voters. You can’t even choose to tan without paying additional taxes. Your business will be hounded by lawyers, in partnership with government. You are ordered by government to buy health insurance or face fines or prison. And all of it will be overseen by a new army of IRS agents.

What’s the difference between Obama and a Ginsu salesman? With the Ginsu guy you actually get 10 items for one low price. With Obama, you lose everything you’ve got — your home, your income, your business. All you wind up with is a tax-deductible breast-feeding pump. Somehow without the force of government putting a gun to our heads, I don’t think Obama’s product would sell.

Wayne Allyn Root, is the author of the new paperback, “The Conscience of a Libertarian: Empowering the Citizen Revolution with God, Guns, Gold, and Tax Cuts.” He is a Las Vegas oddsmaker turned Vice Presidential nominee. Root is available to the media to provide pre and post election analysis, discussion and debate. His website is: ROOTforAmerica.com

February 16th, 2011 Posted by Steve | Self Development, Small Business, Success Library | no comments

Home Based Business Selling and Buying Websites

Do you want to start a home based web business selling and buying websites, products and services? You’ve most likely gotten this urge because of the numerous people claiming to earn a lot online. If you think you can earn thousands overnight though, you need to think again. To truly succeed on the internet, you need a couple of things.

Right Attitude

Countless sources reveal how easy it is to start a venture online. There is some truth to this considering that you can manage to earn a lot working on your own. Moreover, you don’t need a huge start up capital and there isn’t a huge overhead cost. This doesn’t mean though that you can treat an internet gig any less than a brick and mortar company. When you start your own web business, you have to learn to treat it like businesses should be treated. This means drafting a solid plan of action and calling up lots of inner discipline, diligence and perseverance.

Appropriate Niche

There are so many different fields you can enter in the internet. Not focusing on just one however can be a big mistake. If you try to widen your horizons too much, you will not be able to promote each venture well enough to earn a lot. The best area to put your efforts on would be the one that you like the most and that you already have a lot of skill in. Obviously, you will find it so much easier to work hours on end on a home based web business that you personally love.

Business Approach

Now that you know where you want to concentrate, the next thing you have to do is to find out how to get your message out about your business. This partly means setting up your general business model as recommended by every good Site Build It review. For folks who have small offline stores, the best online model would be an e-commerce site where they can sell their stuff online. If this model doesn’t fit your situation, the best move would be to make a blog or niche and choose between selling info products or services. To increase your income, you can become an affiliate of other people’s products or sell advertising space.

Web Property

You can’t start your own web business if you can’t put up your online website. This may appear to be quite a challenge especially if you aren’t technically gifted. The truth though is that identifying your niche and model are far harder than getting a site live. To put up your website or blog, all you really need is a good coder or a website builder so you can do it yourself.

Promotion Coach

One difference between an online and an offline business is that online ventures can be promoted outside of the traditional marketing strategies. Aside from advertising and social networking, you can also promote online sites through SEO. In fact, it is a must to promote a site using SEO. You’ll make your life a whole lot easier if you got yourself an expert to coach you along the way.

You will definitely love running a home based web business. You can only really succeed at this though if you got all the right tools. Go over the five important points above and make sure you’ve got every single one of them so you can make money online for real.

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Courtesy of:

Steve Pohlit, Business Consultant, Executive Coach
“No Reports…Just Results”

October 11th, 2010 Posted by admin | Business Development, Small Business | no comments

If You Shop On Line, Pay By Credit Card

Credit cards are safer than debit cards when you are shopping on line because the transaction is backed by your bank. If you use Pay Pal then have your credit card as the back up not your bank account.

If you operate an on line store, make sure you offer credit card payments as an option and promote the safety of using credit cards. Offering credit card processing is a positive.

Be well and prosper,
Steve Pohlit
Business Development Consulting

Steve Pohlit has more than 20 years experience running very large and medium sized companies. Steve now consults personally with clients to design and implement processes that will deliver improved business performance for the long term. Most projects are self-funding within 90 days. The client then experiences a very high return on investment. Learn more about the process of Increasing Profits by 30% or More In 90 Days or Less by visiting http://www.stevepohlit.com or you can call 727-587-7871 and speak with Steve directly.

December 6th, 2006 Posted by Steve | Retail, Small Business, Success Library | no comments

The Key Success Factor That Makes The Most Difference

When a business is not achieving it’s potential, there always is an issue with leadership. This does not mean when there is a weakness, the person needs to be replaced. Most often, following a disciplined management system will result in all areas of the company doing their part to help the business achieve performance goals. Occasionally, someone is locked into the “way we used to do it” and will need to move on. However that is the exception rather that the rule.

People love knowing what is expected of them expecially when progress is objectively reviewed frequently. Frequently usually means weekly.

Steve Pohlit, Business Development Consultant
“Helping Business Increase Revenue and Profits by 30% or More in 90 Days or Less And Then Sustaining That Trend.”

October 20th, 2006 Posted by Steve | Key Business Success Factors, Leadership, Small Business, Success Library | no comments

Open Office Works Very Well.

The CEO of one of my clients purchased a new laptop and needed to install the typical Office Suite of software. I suggested testing Open Office and he agreed. There are two options at www.openoffice.org one is to download the programs from the site for free or request a CD from one of the retailers listed at the site for $7.00. After looking at the download instructions and the estimated time for the download, we opted for the CD. It arrived in 2 days.

I was actually very surprised to see how well Word and Excel worked with this software. I am thinking Microsoft should be evaluating its business model considering Open Office is free.

Steve Pohlit, Business Consultant

August 4th, 2006 Posted by Steve | Small Business, Success Library | no comments

Do You Read Paper and Ink?

Most of the ideas I present to clients come from print. For years I have been a subscriber to Entrepreneur Magazine. Check out Entrepreneur.com It is amazing what you will find there to help your “idea generator”.

Steve

August 2nd, 2006 Posted by Steve | Small Business, Success Library | no comments

Best Deals on Shipping

Compare prices of leading and regional carriers. Just enter your start and ending points. It is that easy. The company is REDROLLER

Success tip courtesy of Steve Pohlit, Business Consultant

August 2nd, 2006 Posted by Steve | Small Business, Success Library | no comments

Leadership

Leadership is the most important factor in predicting business success or failure. A company’s strength or weakness is determined by its leader.

Read the complete article at SteveReports.com

July 28th, 2006 Posted by Steve | Small Business, Success Library | no comments

100% Are Affected By Cost Increases; 63% Did Not Raise Their Selling Price

A recent survey published in USA Today revealed the majority of companies surveyed did not raise selling prices even though their cost doing business increased as a result of higher oil and labor costs. Most people reading this article condemn the companies who were able to increase their prices.

Businesses formed to make a profit and deliver a return on investment to those who take the risks of venturing a business start up or purchase. If costs are rising and your profits are shrinking then mark you calendar as to the day you will be out of business.

Success Tip: Develop close customer relationships by over delivering to your customer. Most will continue to be loyal when you raise prices. Those who are not are probably ones you should have fired long ago. Even if you are able to raise prices developing a lean and efficient business will help you maintain an competitive advantage. Note: few companies ever maintain the discipline to sustain a competitive advantage as a result of efficiency. “Increase Profits by 30 % or More in 90 Days or Less” free at www.stevepohlit.com is the basic roadmap for how to maximize profits and it works in times of rising costs like we are experiencing now. It is FREE mini- course.

Steve Pohlit, Business Consultant
“Helping Companies Make Extraordinary Profits Now!”
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July 24th, 2006 Posted by Steve | Small Business, Success Library | no comments