Unfortunately, this is the most accurate representation of today's reality. It's tough to see the light at the end of the tunnel when there's so much gloomy news.
What's more unfortunate, is that the perception of being stuck is reiterated every second of every day--think 2.0, TV, news coverage, etc. If newspapers and radio broadcasts were still our major source , we'd be out of this mess already, because people wouldn't be CONSTANTLY reminded of how bad things are.
Instead, we're stuck in the mud.
Consumers are frightened-->constant reminders-->consumers are frightened-->constant reminders.
It's a shame really.
What ever happened to the fire-side chat!?!?!?!?
What's more unfortunate, is that the perception of being stuck is reiterated every second of every day--think 2.0, TV, news coverage, etc. If newspapers and radio broadcasts were still our major source , we'd be out of this mess already, because people wouldn't be CONSTANTLY reminded of how bad things are.
Instead, we're stuck in the mud.
Consumers are frightened-->constant reminders-->consumers are frightened-->constant reminders.
It's a shame really.
What ever happened to the fire-side chat!?!?!?!?
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