In one of my first posts, I spoke about change and how people and companies handle it. We can see now that a vast majority of the people want the status quo to change but they are afraid that it simply won’t. The people who didn’t vote for Obama seem to have forgotten the recession was a long time in coming, that it was his fault. His supporters blame him for the fact that he hasn’t lived up to their ideological standard. Everybody is expecting change, in the economy, in politics and it appears it may not show up anytime soon.
Now loom darker clouds on the horizon-the dread double dip recession (key thunder-clap and spooky pipe organ music). I don’t agree. I don’t know if it could be called optimism or pessimism, but tend to agree with Larry Doyle’s assessment. We can’t be entering a double dip because we haven’t really come out of the first phase of the recession. Continue reading