Global Evolution - The rising tide of globalisation

Globalisation is happening now. Many wish it would just go away, and we can all see some possible down sides to this. Change is inevitable and hardly anyone likes it. Evolution has taught us that those who are most adaptable to change are those who succeed through these challenging times. As politicians on all sides of all the oceans sign up to take part in the TTIP contract deal, and nations are begging for multinational interests to sweep away their cobwebs in the easily corruptible public sector, the global market is a tidal wave which is hitting everyone. Standardising the way we do business is making things a lot easier for some and a lot harder for others. For those of us with traditions to uphold and with ways of life that we do not wish to be disturbed, tomorrow is always a scary prospect. Protests against and hold ups of life changing politics are always needed, we must make ourselves heard in any situation in which we will be unheard otherwise, and yet perhaps the time is also ripe for preparing for what is about to happen. Maybe not as quickly as some would like, but the globalisation of the international markets will affect us all at some point in the not too distant future. It has already affected and even inspired many people already. Preparation is vital to survival, and if survival is what is on your mind then educate yourself now as to be able to swim when that wave hits. The best tool for swimming this wave, our surfboard, is our computing knowledge. Once we are able to address the internet marketplace with our products and skills, in an effective and time efficient way, our business will be automatically globalised by nature of the way the internet works. The language of the internet is universal, it is fair and non-biassed. Gaining a knowledge of

• World Wide Markets,
• ​Budgeting,
• Financial Concepts,
• Effective web design
• IT and networking, and of course
• Old fashioned business management,

Building an effective presence online is not easy, it is not even the same as doing it on the high street. Our methods must be clear, short and precise. The work is not the same as giving speeches, rolling up a crowd and offering free bites of the new thing. This gets us no-where on the internet as is fast becoming an out dated practice, especially on the global scene. When the crowd is so large, offering free bits just results in a free for all and we get very little return. To get involved online but also stay savvy, it's vital we get to grips with

• Health and fitness
• Photography
• Content and blogging
• Digital Marketing

So that's about it, the world is changing and we need to address it with our best efforts. Resist the bad bits and jump on the good bits, let's get going.

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