ClearScreen Enterprises, INC

Ok, so I’m gonna describe a scenario right now that is a bit frightening.

The majority of all diesel fuel is distributed through three companies…. #1. Pilot. #2. Loves 3. TA/Petro.

As of Feb this year #1 and Number 3 are owned by foreign interests with the announcement of London based BP buying out TA. And nearly simultaneously the founder of Loves passed away. Statically children of a founder does not have the drive and passion of the parent and this companies often get sold off.

Now nothing wrong with the children divesting thier interest, but if in this scenario Loves also gets sold to a foreign interest, at what point do we start worrying about our country nation security interest.

I mean with nearly 85% of fuel supplies to trucking in foreign control. How easy do you think it would be to strangle the US economy…..?

I just found out
It that pilot is owned by Japanese company.

I would like to take a moment to welcome Kate Seekamp to CSE as our new Office Manager. This will mean someone to acctually process all the messages in a more timely response.

Opportunity or Employment? Assuming your looking for a means to build wealth, distinguishing between just a job and an opportunity to succeed is very important. Here three keys to being successful in the next opportunity that you choose to take advantage of.

1st) if your looking for an opportunity, the first ingredient is to find a mentor. To do this you must be able to do a proper fruit check. Remember all that glitters is not gold. Finding someone who has all you want is typically difficult, so make sure you know where the person your following is going. Beware of uninvested advise, meaning any advise that given without a vestment in your success has no penalty to the giver when it's ill advised.

2) play the long game. If this week's paycheck is your focus and not the long game your probably working it as a job not an opportunity.
The Greenest grass is always the one you fertilize.
And when a man plants a garden and expects to eat off it that night he will starve.

3) don't kill the throttle. Often times the biggest crashes occur just as a business begins to thrive. The owner so eagar to put it in auto pilot cuts back on the throttle. Usually this is just after the wheels come up off the runway and not after achiving cruising altitude. Stay with it until your actually in the clouds not just when you leave the ground.

Another indicator of economic conditions within transportation

Volvo announces mass layoffs due to lack of demand for trucks Volvo plans to lay off hundreds of workers at a Virginia plant due to an expected decrease in the demand for trucks.

Interesting I was just saying something like this over six months ago

🙏🙏

Another swift move

This is in st helen in trail 6. Lol. Someone followed the gps when they shouldn't have

Well well ... this might be rough winter indeed.

CEO of the largest US trucking company predicts 'difficult' quarter for transport industry Knight-Swift lowered its earnings guidance for the second half of the year on Tuesday, saying its third-quarter earnings per share will fall between 47 cents and 48 cents, compared with its previous forecast of 54 cents to 57 cents.

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Another word from John that I hope you will find inspirational.

“To understand the heart and mind of a person, look not at what he has already achieved, but what he aspires to do.” —Khalil Gibran

What do you aspire to do?