We have been trained to think that;

• The ‘supply chain’ is where businesses buy what they need to produce the products and services they sell to other businesses and people.

• The ‘market place’ is where businesses sell their wares to other businesses and people.

But we've been thinking about it all wrong. That’s a business-centric view.

Supply and Demand When You Put People First

• The ‘supply chain’ is where people buy what they need to live their lives and do their work.

• The ‘market place’ is where people sell their skills, talents and time to people and businesses that need what we offer.

Start looking at the world through that lens and a lot changes.

After last week …

To all that replied, liked, subscribed and emailed me after last weeks inaugural issue, I thankyou. And so glad you liked. If I have still got your interest, why not forward this to a colleague and have them subscribe. To borrow a concept from Arlo;

“Can you imagine fifty people a day? I said FIFTY people a day 
Walkin' in, signin’ on, and shippin’ out? Friends
They may think it's a Movement.”