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Are You A Producer? Wanted: Real Independent Producers Viewed 55,798 times

By: Daniel Felsted

Published for Logan, Utah (Area-Info.net Apr. 18, 2012)

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Wanted: People capable of producing products the people need. Requires hard work, thinking, studying, pondering, sweat and toil, even heartache at time. The ability to do things you've never done before and to be innovative to survive. Early hours. Late hours. Little time off.

Reward: Self-sufficiency - no reliance on others to support you and your family. Not a slave to corporate America or the state. Happiness. A simpler life.

Being embolden to other is slavery. Without a broad knowledge base (as apposed to a specialty or expertise) or what was once known as Liberal Arts training we have become slaves to our society - no more free to pursue our purpose.

What Can You Do?
Produce things that can make you independent from the forces that bind you. By that I mean, when you've learned to separate your value from your time, only then can you conceive to become independent.

Produce some of your own food. End your dependence (download mp3) on national and multinational businesses. You could join a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) or start a CSA. La Nay Ferme, in Provo, Utah is a great example of starting to produce your own food. Clinton wanted to eat healthier and learned that fruits and vegetables contain less nutrition that even 50 years ago because of depleted soils. For example, vegetables that sit on a store shelf loose up to 50% of their nutritional value before it is purchased. Plus it can have as much as 50% loss in vitamins and minerals because of soil depletion.



Expand you mind by reading some great literature. Here is a list you could thumb through. Get a world class education. If you want to get a world class education, give yourself one. It's easy to do. Pick your topic of interest and start reading about it. Go where you are lead. All education is good. Nothing worth doing is easy, but, despite the hard work, you will have learned the most important thing you can learn. That you can do anything you want, all you have to do is work hard and make it happen.

Produce a product that others want and need. Then look for different ways to get your product to those who need it.

We need independent thinker in our society to rescue it from those who are controlling it! Will you stand up?

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Daniel C. Felsted is Marketing Director at The Image Foundry — IF | Marketing & Design, a customer service, employee retention, direct marketing, graphic design, social media & large format printing consultancy where we love to talk about our clients. danis@TheImageFoundry.biz.Read and comment on our self-education blog, TheInternetDarkAges.blogspot.com or see us at www.TheImageFoundry.biz. Follow on Goggle+Daniel Felsted Get Great Books at my Amazon Store: Books Worth Reading.
 
 
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