Economic Recovery

 There are many people blaming Bush for the current state of the Economy. And naturally he is resdponsible for driving us into the current state that we are in now. However, many fail to sit back and analyze the real picture. Everyone was not financially affected by the recession. The poor are still poor and the rich are still rich. The population most affected are the middle class. They are the ones that made their ends meet with a few extra dollars to spare every week. They are the ones that put money aside for a rainy day, take risks and invest, budget properly. The middle class citizens are the ones that lost their jobs after 30 years with no warning. They are the ones now heading to welfare office and unemployment trying to make a way. They are the ones learning what it means to struggle. Our poor citizens have always had to struggle. Have always had a string of odd jobs and never knew where the next meal was going to come from. They set their pride aside a long time ago and learned how to ask for the things they needed. If this recession has done anything it has made the struggle more of a challenge for them. Our rich citizens have all the money and the glam. The business owners, the career investors, the bloodline wealthy. Their annual revenue may have dropped a little bit but they already have the wealth and the little loss hardly affects their bank account. So is it a recession for everyone? Not even the least bit. Stop playing the blame game for a state that you were already in. Take it as an opportunity to succeed. Use your skills and lessons learned to make a conscious business decision. Its a fresh start for everyone.