There are all kinds of fights and battles. Some are physical. Others are mental. Still others are bruising business battles or political brawls.

You don’t have to be a boxing fan to love some of the underlying themes in the Rocky series of movies. As Rodger Castro said about the clip below those… “4 minutes taught me more about life than 4 years of public education.” No wonder various versions of this video clip on YouTube have had about 20 million (+/-) views.

There are independents who will quickly get the message from the Rocky clip above.

In fairness, there are also people that work for one of the big boys, or who are in an industry nonprofit, who don’t like what top management or ‘leadership’ does, and they will get the powerful meaning too.

Our industry is underperforming. That’s what the facts reflect.

It is outrageous that some even dare posture any kind of defense or excuse for what’s occurring. They must think you or we are stupid. We’ve laid out the data, research, trend lines, and logic that explains why MHVille is a shadow of what it could or should be.

• That means that arguably, among many things, that scores of investors in public companies are getting scammed, to the precise degree that a given company’s upper management is ‘in on it.’
• Or if you are in sales, you should have people lined up at the door eager to buy, instead of having to chase that customer that just cancelled because they watched John Oliver’s viral “Mobile Homes” video.

Candidly, just when we think we’ve got it figured out, some new tip comes in that sheds fresh light. What we do for our industry here could not occur without a routine series of tips and comments, on or off the record, often from insiders in the industry. We can’t thank our sources enough, and neither can our readers truly repay that debt.

It’s all about team work from pros who dare enough to care enough.

There are comments from inside federal agencies. There are tips from inside companies or associations. Investors have shared comments and insights too.

It’s not how hard you get hit, it’s what happens after you are hit.

Here, we keep getting up, dust ourselves off from the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, march back in and keep mixing it up. Because we try, we know we can look you in the digital eyes to say that you can do your part too.

Just walking back into the batter’s box can be huge. That’s a key part of how winning gets done!

We are all either part of the problem or part of the solution. The industry will not resolve its issues without dealing with its core issues. Odds are, you already know who the sell outs and Quislings are.

Don’t be one of those that just go along to get along. Do whatever you can. Reach out via the news tips link above or below.

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By L.A. “Tony” Kovach – for MHProNews.com.

Tony is the multiple award-winning managing member of LifeStyle Factory Homes, LLC, the parent company to MHProNews, and MHLivingNews.com.

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