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A well fed zebra makes the lion a fat-cat. Pa

What an interesting dream. We were driving along when we came to a bottleneck that looped around and around and around with cars and people everywhere when an armed man stuck a gun in my window and tried to shoot me - I spun upside down fast as the speed of sound and he missed me twice. I then kicked him in the face and grabbed his gun at which time the police arrived and took him into custody. Once outside the car I saw a standoff where a criminal had taken a hostage at knifepoint and an heroic officer bound across several car hoods and took the hostage away from the criminal. The criminal then took the officer hostage in a choke hold from which the officer could not break free. As everyone watched the drama unfold I leapt into the ring and thrust my thumbs into the criminal’s eyes but he did not let go of the officer who was fading fast so I took the criminal’s knife from the observing crowd and cut the criminal’s biceps muscles to sever his hold and the officer fell free and the criminal turned his attentions to me. I struck the criminal several times to no avail as he unflinchingly advanced so I raised the knife to end the threat and several officers jumped onto the criminal and apprehended him. The officer I had set free then thanked me and we became as brothers.

I then awoke from the dream with the words G.I. Joe streaming through my consciousness - and when I turned on my computer this very morning I saw an ad for an upcoming move: G.I. Joe, Rise of the Cobra (and I did not see the Super Bowl or know anything about this movie - but I will see it when it comes out this summer!).

Conclusion - A well fed zebra makes the lion a fat-cat. We cannot continue to feed the fat-cats hostage after hostage hoping to appease their appetite. The stimulus monies rightfully belong to the American people. Only by paying off incurred debts at the civilian level will the economy survive - let alone thrive. Circulation is the key to the survival of any organism or organization. The American people paying off their debts will put more money into circulation than paying off the businesses debts unilaterally (which still leaves the civilian’s indebted). Giving this money to the American people will effectively pay off the people’s and the businesses debts concurrently - it will not work the other way around (and around and around…)!

Going over the edge is the quickest way of getting to the point. Pa

People are so afraid of stepping out of line - yet they’re told to think outside the box. And there’s your supervisor threatening you with a box cutter if your ideas don’t stack up. Cut me some slack (relaxed fit please)!

Micromanagement doesn’t hone so much as it hampers growth. Holism defies this type of jejunity - especially it’s deliberate attempt to nullify spontaneity. Micromanagement teaches one basic lesson: oppression. Why do we so readily identify with the rebel that resists conformity for creative resolution. Is it because we duly believe in survival of the fittest - not the fattest wallet?

Micromanagement gets hung up on the burrs while trying to maintain an edge. Pa

Striking while the iron’s hot is a practice too little honed. Pa

Enterprising people express their value… not by equation but by excellence. Pa

Creation is the preamble to evolution. Pa

Life owes you an opportunity - not an outcome. Pa

Every stroke of genius is a brush with greatness. Pa

Tomorrow’s come! What were you going to do? Now (No Obscuring Wait). Surely, all your ideas and inspirations are hot air enough to set sail. And that’s good - but don’t forget to cut the anchor!

The most suitable business is tailor made for your success. Pa

Turn Me Loose

You paint a poor picture who’s ego is stroked by fools. Pa

The debate on ego rages as the irrefutably insecure humor the intrinsically secure. The insecure are a comedy of sweet-compliance and bitter-defiance. I believe as was once said (I’m paraphrasing): the overly shy and overtly proud are ostensibly victimized.

Ego is both the villain and the victim. How well would any of us operate on a daily basis if we wore shoes that were 10-sizes too large (or consider foot binding)? Or if we wore hats that were twice the size of our heads? That’s extreme foppery - and it would look as foolish as those whose ego is out of sorts appear to the intrinsically secure. And the opposite is true also - I’ve seen egos that resembled adult embryos (and that’s painfully ugly). It is by proper fit that we function properly.

Hysteresis* is the quandary of an ill fit ego. And it is in the “lag” that influences are exerted (inserted) - both good and bad. An ill fit ego does not allow it’s possessor to exist in real time. And it really does appear cartoonish to someone exhibiting proper fit (or currency) with their ego. The opportunity to manipulate ill fit individuals is markedly obvious - and woefully exploited.

Holism is the currency of a properly fit ego. And currency is an agency nonpareil. Currency of character is most difficult to manipulate with alternative agendum. This currency bespoke is a plethoric bastion of riches, rites and realities. In the grand scheme of creative-evolution, when the observer is completely absorbed, they are serving cosmic-concinnity (this is the avatar’s dance of destiny).

Ego is the gestalt of the triumvirate I’s: Instinct, Intelligence and Intuition. Pa

Leadership is the gestalt of the triumvirate R’s: Responsiveness, Resourcefulness and Resoluteness. Pa

Stop observing. Start serving. Pa

Up the creek without a paddle means you’re in the wrong boat. Pa

Your ship won’t come in until your dream takes shape. Pa

THE: Times’ Holistic Entrepreneur

My Sweet Lord

*Hysteresis
noun
Physics
The phenomenon in which the value of a physical property lags behind changes in the effect causing it, as for instance when magnetic induction lags behind the magnetizing force.