On Values And Judgment
Jul 13th, 2010 | By Dawn Rivers Baker | Category: Policy MattersThe fact is that microbusiness owners who fail to worship at the Altar of Growth always seem to be subject to these kinds of value judgments by … well, by pretty much everybody.
My point here is that these are value judgments, no matter what anybody else says, and they are predicated on a certain set of assumptions.
They assume that all growth is good.
They assume that there is no such thing as “enough.”
They assume that anybody who doesn’t want to have a business in order to grow a business should not own a business. They should go find a job instead.
