John’s professional writing career started out almost two decades ago in the financial services industry, writing marketing communications for an investment company based in Jerusalem. After a couple years writing about price-to-earnings ratios and the Hang Seng index, he went on to write for a Texas-based computer company. He’d almost burned out writing technical documents for OS/390, when he found himself abruptly working for a San Francisco-based software company. (He picked up a phone on Thursday and found himself on the Embarcadero on Tuesday.) Then the dot-com bubble burst, and he was downsized to a small Colorado-based company, followed by a tiny New York-based company. And an MBA? Oh yeah, he has one of those too. And, he finds himself in the disturbing situation of using his education to decipher the horrifying situation that we find ourselves in. You don’t need an MBA to recognize resource collapse and financial devastation, but it does qualify you to use words like \'malinvestment\', \'opportunity cost\' and \'you-can’t-be-serious\'. Read the rest of the bio, here: http://www.omegashock.com/john-little/