we're gonna have devon michael on michaels on the founder of one two three
employees of the author of outsource smart his website devon michaels dot com
d a v e n m i c h e e ls
we found some guy in the philippines who would do the same segment car only a pub
octave lower
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these although i like to have a michael's well is that is that ricardo
out
act that and about it for part of the area pine
selling
the avenue you have read the book
telling american businesspeople outfitters particular small businesses
that uh... they could just say to hell with american labor uh... let's find
some day in the philippines to do the job
you got it exactly k any it seriously
hassling level is the time there's plenty of jobs that need to be done here
the u_s_s_ skilled labor and they did so many yourself is that really has a job
right now maybe they're doing telemarketing it call center that your
client support
customer service they're in trouble and it is time for them to uh... to get new
skills there's plenty of information tell if so what that the welcome our new
skills like wat
at whatever they go back to school to become a brain surgeon the a m actually
limits the number of doctors there are so we're importing doctors now
under the concert business to get within a couple of days a car with an idea
that website up on the internet throws in traffic to work with some money
as it's not expected when i did when i first are my first business ipod
invested about a hundred grant because back then everything can be brick and
mortar today it's a hell of a lot of money down and you've got you know the
average the average
twelve for the average white american family has is right he does not
ever jeff american families around six thousand dollars
and that was before the big crash a lot of summers are now
that's right up to date on sunday can put website up for a couple hundred
bucks for a little traffic towards a perk up a lot about testing at cedar
lives
and overtime rounded out put the website up and getting people to go to their
website ur two completely different things as you well know
i mean again
it we would all the time we go with ideas all the time and then we drive
some traffic you know we see a bit it liza wise we grow that business if it
doesn't removal of the national meeting all of that
uh... when i come up with new blood sycamore would new concepts new events
that i'm going to do or information products and to create we first create a
website we brought up on the web we do a little test we we see the converse so
easy to do this thing there was head back
goji this posted in
three decades ago this is back when you read you know and they had ads in the
back a comic books
and they had this this ad that said
uh... you can make thousands of dollars in your spare time using direct mail
send five dollars
and we will send you the instructions
and i was a gullible fourteen-year-old
i sent ice dot and i a paper route
uh... grip is the paper and i'd saved up by five dollars i sent it off in what
they sent me was instruction sheet that said
by an ad in the back of a comic book this is you can make money in your spare
time
just send five dollars and you'll get thousands of people send five dollars
you make a lot of money
eagerly await that kind of thing we're doing
well you know expose it is because today we use the internet and said direct mail
as much quicker less-expensive intermediate
the size of a scanned them
but it's not good at all the line let's face it all commerce is that on the
internet today
well not all commerce people still go to store owners applies
you know if we go to store how do we find out that so we go on the internet
to find a way that stores located l all comers
goes back to the internet today its image that i walk into your doughnut
shop
the way that if i needed a drive-by whether they'll look up online
everything's alright anderson has broken water business whether they think
they're online marketer not me
happening in some ways this have to do it outsourcing american jobs
well today on sprinters will source their goods and services from wherever
it makes the most that's that's not the fifties anymore the borders are gone we
can be business anywhere we want less because the internet
so others as president ernet the borders are gone you know and they started is
disintegrating
nixon start of the whole idea of most favored nation status trade status
reagan put it on steroids
and then bill clinton in the nineties in this was the uh... you know probably
only half america that plane even had access to the internet
yeah steady tier of gat nafta you know and and and made transnational
corporations sovereign over the united states
this is
this has been a long time coming
you know the internet is following the back of it but but what's wrong with
countries having borders what's wrong with you know when george washington had
alexander hamilton come up with is eleven point plan for american
manufactures in seventeen ninety one for seventeen ninety three
built this acc
and uh... you know it started they started with tariffs an average without
average thirty five percent terrace in the time of george washington istration
to the reagan administration
built an enormous industrial nation
what's wrong with that
yeah well you know and as you have some winter building out too
bags i have to do with the backpack
but says it is one it's twenty thirteen thousand today with the internet we get
paid again we access all sorts of in the work for two hundred years we should
ignore and throw away because women can vote
and backpack
did at or
it did did a a eight we are only in working
it but i better
side on passover two thousand and you want to make that parishes in china
where it's five sp five cents worth of labor they'll be in ninety five cent tax
on imported from a good match for this fifty cents for the labor in that
parishes
there's a fifty cent tax when you imported so that the cost of labor is
equalize so that employers no longer have an incentive
to send jobs overseas what's wrong with doing that
eyes she's not going to happen not saying what is going to happen though
is manufacturing is actually going to come back to the u_s_ i guarantee over
the next five to ten years it's all coming back at you resent any laws in
our
are now actually was that it is going to come back at your reasons winding is
well what's the robots are getting more more sophisticated somme back to delhi
coming back to the u_s_
an entire cities into that they're coming back to the u_s_ uh...
uh... non-smoking but that's not something i think they are you saying
basically is manufacturing jobs are not coming back to united states
then last and was a very unless they pay spot i'm just curious where
do you think that made you think that having a middle class the united states
is a good thing
and b_ if so
how are you going to get that because what you're talking about is basically
laissez-faire economics
it is what is the way that in one ran their economic system
during the time of charles dickens and what that produces invariably in this
this experiment has been done literally hundreds of times over centuries in
dozens and dozens of countries what that produces is a very small very wealthy
class
they very small middle-class that's the the store owners and and you know
discourage and marley you know they are one employee business
he was a small bills band that was the middle class
and then you have this huge classmate of or ninety five percent of all the people
who are the working
that's the kind of world that your economics is going to create
and frankly the policies that he responsi
are creating in the united states
is that what you want
now i disagree i i believe it's all over there's an article in areas are actually
the fuel they will actually right now it's the middle class that's there that
that's that small number of people who can actually you know who have the the
ability of the money in the smarts that with the technology whatever doctor
brought a business i'm with you on that that's that's but if you're saying that
the entire middle class of the united states is going to be entrepreneurs
that's gonna be what two percent of america three percent of america
it'll be entrepreneurs and more skilled labor a higher still typical skilled
that did you get name a skill for me that somebody who would just
says says uh... since i i think is the company mit romney on this company ohio
they ship that beverage bricks everything over to china
those workers used to know how to do precision machine tools now they know
nothing that they can sell what skills should they acquire to become part of
america's middle class ep
its inner precision machine tooling to be a highly skilled
his personal order done in the united states
what is done by itself
very very very few by i had some personal issues that my dad worked until
the industry for four years
basin of the the when reagan came in the third john sort of going to italy now
they're going to korea japan and
it happily possibly put up or is it some possible
it's impossible
did you do a tax law you you we have twenty two thousand terrace on the books
right now you got most of my set up less than two percent
he set them back to twenty-five thirty thirty-five percent like they used to be
before before returning home
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