What is interesting is that with over lawyering and over regulation we are defeating ourselves. The Rule Breaker, Rule Maker Syndrome is certainly coming true for start-ups, which get a foothold and grow into corporate giants, take Google for instance and just as predicted by the Motley Fools, now they are making the rules. Why? Well it is all about survival and battling bureaucracy.

You must fight the bureaucracy builders and yet you need to be focused like a laser beam to win in business. You need economies of scale to get top billing. Henry Kissinger was right and so was Colonel Boyd in discussing the guerilla warfare of labeling your opponent unfit to lead only so they can indeed take their place. And yet so few understand how business works or why their negative comments about business is exactly the problem, which causes the over regulation and bureaucracy in the first place.

Personally, I am an advocate of the "Red Magic Marker" committee and Ronald Regan got it right in his quote about "if it moves tax it, stops subsidize it" and even Google, as it grows into a huge multi-national conglomerate corporation will have to deal with its own growth and size. But just like the US government Google must stay

What is interesting is that with over lawyering and over regulation we are defeating ourselves. The Rule Breaker, Rule Maker Syndrome is certainly coming true for start-ups, which get a foothold and grow into corporate giants, take Google for instance and just as predicted by the Motley Fools, now they are making the rules. Why? Well it is all about survival and battling bureaucracy.

You must fight the bureaucracy builders and yet you need to be focused like a laser beam to win in business. You need economies of scale to get top billing. Henry Kissinger was right and so was Colonel Boyd in discussing the guerilla warfare of labeling your opponent unfit to lead only so they can indeed take their place. And yet so few understand how business works or why their negative comments about business is exactly the problem, which causes the over regulation and bureaucracy in the first place.

Personally, I am an advocate of the "Red Magic Marker" committee and Ronald Regan got it right in his quote about "if it moves tax it, stops subsidize it" and even Google, as it grows into a huge multi-national conglomerate corporation will have to deal with its own growth and size. But just like the US government Google must stay

You must fight the bureaucracy builders and yet you need to be focused like a laser beam to win in business. You need economies of scale to get top billing. Henry Kissinger was right and so was Colonel Boyd in discussing the guerilla warfare of labeling your opponent unfit to lead only so they can indeed take their place. And yet so few understand how business works or why their negative comments about business is exactly the problem, which causes the over regulation and bureaucracy in the first place.

Personally, I am an advocate of the "Red Magic Marker" committee and Ronald Regan got it right in his quote about "if it moves tax it, stops subsidize it" and even Google, as it grows into a huge multi-national conglomerate corporation will have to deal with its own growth and size. But just like the US government Google must stay

Personally, I am an advocate of the "Red Magic Marker" committee and Ronald Regan got it right in his quote about "if it moves tax it, stops subsidize it" and even Google, as it grows into a huge multi-national conglomerate corporation will have to deal with its own growth and size. But just like the US government Google must stay

As an entrepreneur I only care about winning and if you define that correctly as in Western "Win-Win" style its all good. We should all understand that businesses are not evil, large companies are not bad, CEOs are doing their job, entrepreneurs are the life blood of America and if we want more integrity, honesty and cooperation, we need to limit the bureaucracy and support our own team here. I hope this article will propel thought in 2007.