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Prepare for the Future: How to Safeguard Your Business in Times of Crisis with Ken Bailey
Ken Bailey is a dynamic figure with a multifaceted professional background that encompasses entrepreneurship, authorship, and philanthropy. He ventured into the realm of business ownership with a bike rental service, followed by founding a successful pizza and barbecue restaurant. Bailey later explored the financial services landscape as he managed a stockbroker office. Today, he channels his entrepreneurial spirit into serving as the president of Alms International, a global non-profit organization he founded, focusing on feeding and clothing the poor. He's also an acclaimed author, with his latest work "The End Is Now Coming" achieving Amazon bestseller status, and an international speaker renowned for his geopolitical expertise, particularly in Middle East affairs and Israel.
In this thought-provoking episode of Mr. Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth engages in a deep dive with guest Ken Bailey, covering topics that delve into the future of global governance, economic trends, and societal shifts. The conversation steers toward pressing issues such as the potential impacts of the World Health Organization's proposed global pandemic treaty and how it might strip nations of their sovereignty. The duo discusses the complexities of the push towards a green economy, shedding light on the potential downsides to moving away from fossil fuels.
Key Takeaways:
* The upcoming vote on the global pandemic treaty could result in nations losing control over their autonomy to the WHO.
* The shift away from fossil fuels is fraught with risks, including economic disadvantages for businesses in nations like the United States.
* These can lead to a loss of financial control and privacy as governments may utilize them to monitor and regulate individual spending.
* Business owners are advised to minimize debt, maintain strong cash reserves, and be ready for a range of crises, including potential wars or new pandemics.
* A call to action for businesses to prepare for potential geopolitical shifts, economic turbulence, and to reflect on long-term personal and professional security.
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Ken Bailey is a dynamic figure with a multifaceted professional background that encompasses entrepreneurship, authorship, and philanthropy. He ventured into the realm of business ownership with a bike rental service, followed by founding a successful pizza and barbecue restaurant. Bailey later explored the financial services landscape as he managed a stockbroker office. Today, he channels his entrepreneurial spirit into serving as the president of Alms International, a global non-profit organization he founded, focusing on feeding and clothing the poor. He's also an acclaimed author, with his latest work "The End Is Now Coming" achieving Amazon bestseller status, and an international speaker renowned for his geopolitical expertise, particularly in Middle East affairs and Israel.
In this thought-provoking episode of Mr. Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth engages in a deep dive with guest Ken Bailey, covering topics that delve into the future of global governance, economic trends, and societal shifts. The conversation steers toward pressing issues such as the potential impacts of the World Health Organization's proposed global pandemic treaty and how it might strip nations of their sovereignty. The duo discusses the complexities of the push towards a green economy, shedding light on the potential downsides to moving away from fossil fuels.
Key Takeaways:
* The upcoming vote on the global pandemic treaty could result in nations losing control over their autonomy to the WHO.
* The shift away from fossil fuels is fraught with risks, including economic disadvantages for businesses in nations like the United States.
* These can lead to a loss of financial control and privacy as governments may utilize them to monitor and regulate individual spending.
* Business owners are advised to minimize debt, maintain strong cash reserves, and be ready for a range of crises, including potential wars or new pandemics.
* A call to action for businesses to prepare for potential geopolitical shifts, economic turbulence, and to reflect on long-term personal and professional security.