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Introduction
The clock ticks. Time is running out for millions of Americans. It's a symbolic acknowledgement that our nation is in a crisis. While many politicians hope to capitalize on the job creation ordeal, many citizens worry about their future employability and lament the plight of future generations. Americans do not understand why politicians can't get this done. It doesn't play well with common sense approaches. In my new book, Don't Be An Old Fool: Common Sense & Gratitude, I advocate the usage of common sense approaches for most problems in life. It appears to the average person that there is a lack of good communications and respect in this political process. There needs to be a different approach. This article analyzes the complex issues surrounding sustainable job creation.

We are blessed with rich organic soils and our garden is abundant most years. Of course, we cannot eat it all fresh - so receiving all of this bounty requires creative transformation in the form of "stocking up". This takes a lot of time - and this means hours away from my business. Conventional business wisdom says this is probably not a good idea, and early on in the adventure, I used to worry about it. No more. I have learned this actually makes me better at my business and I have discovered that there are a lot of parallels between gardening, stocking up, coaching and business...