Voicing Worries

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/28/magazine/28depression-t.html?pagewanted=6&_r=2

"“If you’re at the cutting-edge, then you’re going to bleed."

Psychology

Introversion.  Not allowed.
Resistant attachment.  Not allowed.
Avoidant attachment.  Not allowed.
Running away.  Cliche.
Agape.  For the self-sacrificing.
Objectivism.  Isolating.

Gracious, it isn't easy to Secure & Adventurous.

Swimming in Milk

I've imagined what it would be like to swim in milk.  The hungry billion aside, it's nice as a thought.  The thought costs nothing - in money or guilt.  Milk as a base that would neutralize all acidity.  Milk as a nutrient that would quell all hunger. 

Arrived

We're happy because not much is expected of us and yet we are capable of everything. 

We're free to make what we will of ourselves.

We're free to find those like us. 

We're free to enjoy solitude.  It is anything but solitary.

Employer Employee Relations

Why are we so willing to service the assets of other? Why are we so reluctant to take care of our own? Should we stop institutionalizing "service before self" (DPS)? What are the differences across modern day employment and indentured servitude? 

Halcyon Values

Word of the while - halcyon \HAL-see-uhn\, noun:


1. A kingfisher.
2. A mythical bird, identified with the kingfisher, that was fabled to nest at sea about the time of the winter solstice and to calm the waves during incubation.  The term originates from the Greek myth of Alcyone.

adjective:
1. Calm; quiet; peaceful; undisturbed; happy; as, "deep, halcyon repose."
2. Marked by peace and prosperity; as, "halcyon years".


-Lack of greed
-Ethics
-Not persuasion.  Determining what the other person wants and giving him / her that while getting what you want
-Being fair
-Impact
-Make money
-Retain the Will to be
-Be at the top