In celebration of all the Presidents who have helped shaped the USA |
They all needed to incorporate businesses. Washington, DC: The founders of the USA were as much driven by their need to incorporate a business as they were by the issues of taxation. Starting a business was part of ethos of this emerging nation and that thrust continues to this day. Religious freedoms were important, yet economic freedom was as well. The power within those self-evident and deep-seated truths about the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is obviously far reaching. Meet Michael Novak, a man whose life study is of the foundations of government systems that work. And here he discovered small business ownership – being a president with mastery over one's domain – has the heart and spirit that sustains and nurtures democratic capitalism. Michael Novak strikes deep into the heart of public debate about what works and what doesn't work within economic systems, and he says that small business owners are demonstrators. They're on the front lines, risking and fighting the good fight every day. Small business owners take lofty principles and reduce them to nitty-gritty practice. As a people, the debate about capitalism should no longer be the domain of economists. We all need to grapple with the first principles of ethics, economics, and government. Virtually overnight globalization is a reality and belief systems are butting against one another, often shredding civility and undermining any inherent ethics and morality.
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Presidents set the tone, charter a course, share a vision, imbibe an ethos... The President/CEO truly does reflect the character of the business and the nation. Here you'll necessarily find the top sales person. Here's the person who sells concepts and future developments. Presidents must invoke confidence and trust that tomorrow will come and it will be better than today. Are you ready for such leadership? Prove yourself in business and then raise up and lead the nation, your state, even your neighborhood. You can do it. More about leadership... Meet a few presidents and a future president: |