Staying agile in a volatile economy

John Robb writes about Entrepreneurship as Resilience:
One of the best ways you can prepare for the future is to train yourself to become an entrepreneur -- essentially a person that makes their own economic opportunities. It's going to become a major differentiator between those that succeed and those that fail in a harsh global system (this expertise has been deprecated by a system that prides itself on manufacturing salaried consumption bots).
He gives 10 survival tips. Here's a great one:
Deconstruct any business you see. Estimate revenues. Evaluate competition and competitive advantage and marketing. Etc. Find out how they make money and how much.
Much thanks to Cameron Schaefer for sharing.