His book, “The World Is Flat: A Brief History Of The 21st Century”
explains it all. “Cheap, ubiquitous telecommunications (Internet and
phone) obliterated all of the impediments to international competition,”
Friedman writes.

“The convergence of technology and events allowed India and China
to become part of the global supply chain for services and manufacturing,
creating an explosion of wealth in the middle class of these two nations.”

Friedman says,“The flattening of the world requires that you run
faster to stay in place...globalism has created an international system
which replaced the Cold War system.”

He adds, “globalism integrates capital and technology, sending information
across borders in a way that’s creating a single global market.”

So, what must we do? Friedman’s prescription for Americans to “create
value through leadership and sell personality.”

This is a three-part concept: Friedman says:

1. “When the world goes flat, and you’re feeling flattened, reach for a shovel
and dig inside yourself. Don’t try to build

In our network marketing distribution businesses, my wife and I are expanding
ane of these nationaly and another internationally. We have experience, not theory.

We’re going global quickly, having added buyers from Australia, Canada,
and The Republic of Ireland within the last few months. We’ve targeted
many more nations.

We did this using the Internet in the comfort of our office at home in Florida.

So, it’s time for you to go global, too. Do it now!

About the Author

John J. Alquist is co-owner, co-operator of Alquist Enterprises, which specializes in the promotion of self-employment.

This includes the operation of two MLM distribution systems, as well as John's professional speaking, business writing, business consulting, and business meeting facilitation.