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28-Lemm

Position of the Sun in the Sky at Noon

So many people
have come & gone
Their faces fade
as the years go by
Yet I still recall
as I wander on
As clear as the sun
in the summer sky

Boston – More Than A Feeling – YouTube

In good time as the ardor of youth declines and years increase; as reflection lends her solemn pauses; then a love of ease & virtue supplants the love for maidens. –Moby Dick by Heman Melville

22-Larg

Everything is a System

Everything is a system and part of a larger system. The universe is infinitely systematized both upward & downward. All systems are complex.

18-Ovie

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The superior man is on his guard against what is not yet in sight and on the alert for what is not yet within hearing.

The I Ching or Book of Changes

The inferior man’s wickedness is visited upon himself. His house is split apart. A law of nature is at work here.

The I Ching or Book of Changes

12-Gage

Last night G stepped into a conversation between R and M. The problem R was expressing to M was exactly the same problem G was experiencing.

It seemed R and G might commiserate to find the one right solution for both because, although M and R were on the same team and G was leading a distinctly different team, any answers found would be to their mutual benefit.

But, G was outside R & M’s coupling and so easy to dismiss.

07-Move

Use chess tactics to thrive in the face of incalculable complexities and unexpected change. The basic principles of good play – get a big idea, use it to build an advantage, improve it, swap it out for a new one, move quickly, see what happens, make a new plan, and move again – works on a professional level just as they do in corporate warfare.

Three Moves Ahead – Bob Rice

Work Sequence

  1. Big Idea
  2. Build Advantage
  3. Improve It
  4. Swap For New
  5. Move Quickly
  6. What Happens?
  7. New Plan
  8. Move Again

Chess Strategies

  • Strong Square
  • Exchange Sacrifice
  • Stay Ahead On the Clock

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