personal economics

Whatever it is, if it involves both you and money, it's your personal economics. (But you always suspected that, right?)
Usually we think of economics as something big and complicated, something "out there" and impersonal. That's because economics as we know it, is mostly a theoretical study of production, distribution, use of resources, and consumption of goods and services. Economics is mostly about numbers, theories, graphs, definitions, and formulas. No wonder we think it's so complicated. Yet we constantly hear about "The Economy... The Economy..." Aren't we and what we do, "The Economy?" We sure as heck are The Economy.

What if we could play with our own, little, personal economies, our own production, distribution and use of goods and services?

We can. You are your own personal economic center. Think of yourself as a micro-production company that matters most to you. Your personal economics is about your needs and wants, how you make and spend money, your dreams, talents and ideas, your choices, your fun. It's about your success at what's important to you. It's your feelings, your life. It's you! Your personal economy and The BIG Economy are similar, but it's how you look at it that makes the difference. The Economy is big, out there and you have no control. Your personal economy is small, within you, and you have some control. Discover this control. Use it to improve your game.

Both your personal economics and The (national) Economy are based on the same things–
           using knowledge and skills to put resources together, increase value and make money.

If your personal economics is good, you'll be good while adding to The BIG Economy. Focus on your own personal economics and let the BIG Economy take care of itself. After all, if your economy isn't yours, then whose is it?

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