Crabs And Globalization

It's a dirty word to almost everyone. … But most are wrong about globalization. The left sees the exploitation of the world's poor. The right sees the exploitation of First World workers. The powers that be state their version of globalization involves political centralization and regulatory harmonization. There's probably some former Ron Paul supporters who think globalization is a bad thing that causes suffering, and I understand why they think so. I don't agree, and this way of thinking is just misguided. The Crab Mentality is when you put two crabs in a bucket, but when one of them tries to get out of the bucket, the other will pull it back even though the other crab could easily get out as well. It's a perfect example of "if I can't have it, neither can you." A prime example of this is when someone invents something that betters our life; some people think it only benefits the inventor because he earns the money from their invention. Because we have to pay for it, we don't benefit. Of course not, we all benefit from inventions such as automobiles, elevators, lights and even personal computers. I see the similar thinking with those in the financial markets. They think it's a zero sum game. If they win, there's a loser on the other side. However, the more that win and have the know-how on managing risk; the more participants there are in the marketplaces with generates more wealth. I know it's easy to become a skeptic, and you should be, but the world is still a good place, and they're people like me who want to continue to that. I know twelve others who aren't looking to keep you down either and can show you how to generate returns trading your money as they do. I encourage you to listen to them share their insights with you and how you can quickly get to the next level. https://sizzle.samcart.com/products/investor-audio-interviews To your wealth, freedom and options! Joshua Belanger