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Political and business leaders are all focused on job creation, when in fact most people are looking for much more meaningful work. This article discusses why simply creating jobs isn’t going to boost our economy and how we can develop a healthy society for all our citizens.

Over the past few years, the United States of America has been in a recession. Some experts same the recession is over, while others say we are approached another recession very soon. In either case, the president has constantly been fighting the battle. President Obama has stated in many different occurrences that growth in jobs will help get the country out of this slump. Even as he has said this, the country has been losing or gaining less than hoped for jobs. The lack of growth in jobs has left the United States in a stagnant state, where any negative news about the economy spooks everyone. This has proven to be quite detrimental to the stock markets. We have seen the markets both plunge and surge by 5 percent on a day by day basis. It is more than fair to say that the markets are far from stable. President Obama has pumped in billions of dollars into the economy as stimulus packages, but these packages have not helped as much as he had hoped.

This article lists twenty steps Americans can take that will shift their focus from poverty and help them take steps into prosperity. These steps are called mental bridges into prosperity.

Ilkley is a spa town situated in West Yorkshire, in the north of England, built on the south bank and valley of the River Wharfe. Ilkley’s rich heritage and surrounding glorious countryside makes tourism a main local industry, where manufacturing and engineering prosper.

The Federal Govt has a humongous appetite for which the Central Bank and the politicians are all too happy to feed, of course by letting the American taxpayer pick up the tab. Quantitative Easing has been the means by which the notorious expansion of the money supply was possible. By now just about everyone understands its hazard. So, what will replace the QE? Read on to find out.