According to this BBC news article, the reason for so many stocks tanking and companies laying off workers is an overriding sense of global pessimism.
Wow, that's some reporting.
Personally, I think this is a great time to be unemployed. All the workers are worried about losing their jobs. Management fears the loss of bonuses.
Me, I've got the soft glow of the Internet and a warm cup of chicken noodle soup.
Not to mention the hope that this economic malaise will result in a new wave of job generation, ones that are focused on energy efficiency, reducing carbon emissions and a host of things that are positive for the world.
As with all times of great disruption and change, there exists plentiful opportunity. Identify who you want to be, and how you want to live, and make it so.
"An optimist is someone who looks for the opportunity in every difficulty. A pessimist is someone who looks for the difficulty in every opportunity." - Anonymous.
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