Monday, December 17, 2012

Global Dynamics



"Half of Google's revenue comes from selling text-based ads that are placed
near search results and are related to the topic of the search. Another half of its
revenues come from licensing its search technology to companies like Yahoo."
- Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google


United States is still leading the global market in innovation and hence home country to the worlds most valuable companies. Lets look at some interesting results;

Apple 2011 financial results:
$108.25 billion in sales
$25.92 billion in profits


Microsoft 2011 financial results:
$69.94 billion in sales
$23.15 billion in profits

Google 2011 financial results:
$37.9 billion in sales
$11.7 billion in profits

These companies were started by ordinary people who discovered their purpose /passion early. Even without college degrees, they built global brands.


However, the global dynamics is changing;

The USA's share of World Gross Domestic Product has dropped from
31.8% in 2001 to just 21.6% (a drop of -32.3%) in 2011, while China's
share of global GDP grew by 153.6% in the same period.


Japan experienced a -35.2% drop and the UK lost -24.1%, while India
(+72%), Turkey (+81%), Brazil (+105%), Russia (+178%), and Australia
(+65.6%) saw their economies grow significantly in that period.




Global dynamics is inevitable, but it does not have to be at cost to the western world. A model that empowers and challenges every human resource in western nations must be found.

let's look at some stories in the entertainment industry…

Bill Cosby shined shoes and sold produce when he was young.

Danny DeVito was a formally trained hair stylist .

Michael Douglas once worked as a gas station attendant.

Tom Hanks once worked as a hotel bellman and carried bags for a number of celebs.

Dan Akroyd was a mail sorter for Canada's national postal service.

Jennifer Aniston was both a telemarketer and waitress.

Alec Baldwin was once a bouncer.

Halle Berry worked at Higbee's Department store in the children's department.

Sandra Bullock worked as a bartender.

Simon Cowell was a mailroom clerk for EMI Music Publishing where his father worked.

Every human resource that discovers his purpose in life is a global asset...............





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