Evidence of Abundance #14: Worldwide Internet Adoption

In last week's evidence of abundance, I shared three graphs illustrating the plummeting prices of computers, bandwidth and digital storage.

Over the next few weeks, I'll show what the world's population is doing with this technology.

Perhaps the most prevalent example is the widespread adoption of the Internet. In the early '90s, well under 5 percent of the global population was online.

But look at the explosion in global Internet users just 10 years later:

And this trend won't slow down. In Abundance, I wrote about the Rising Billion -- the 3 million people in developing countries who'll become connected to the Internet by 2020.

What will these people want? What will they purchase?

Trillions of dollars will be injected into the global economy from the Rising Billion alone.

We're living in an incredible time, and it's only getting better.

P.S. Please send your friends and family to peterdiamandis.com to sign up for these blogs -- this is all about surrounding yourself with abundance-minded thinkers. If you want my personal coaching on these topics, consider joining my Abundance 360 membership program for entrepreneurs.