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" ... FETE Thou shalt not confuse a fete with a party. A party is a lovely gathering; a fete is an event, a spectacle, an extravaganza, a rapturous build-up to the big Carnival day. Dozens of them are thrown during the weeks preceding the grand parade, but I have my go-to favorites, staged in all manner of milieu. ... "
" ... There are many good stocks to match any goal and its ok if you find A, D, E, F and Q while I find C, D, F, R, and W. Back when I used to do screening presentations to investment groups, one of my slides said “Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s stocks.” If your stocks are working, be happy and keep doing what you do. If your neighbor is also doing well with different stocks, both of you be happy and congratulate each other. Just don’t get hung up on replicating anybody’s specific set of rules. Use the screens suggested here (al built using the Chaikin Analytics screener) a template you can copy completely or subject to your own fine tuning, or use as a springboard for coming up with your own variations. ... "
" ... They have to be. Another theme is that the famous names that we have, the celebrities, are products of epidemics. There is something contagious about what they do and what their story is. So, for example, a story has to be just right to be contagious. A Congressman in 1896 gave a speech in Congress, and there were reporters there, and William Jennings Bryan was in the audience, it’s known. And he made this dramatic statement in his speech about the gold standard and he said, “Thou shalt not crucify us on a cross of gold,” referring to the gold standard. Nobody paid any attention to that quote. But WJB—already known for his orations—on his accepting his Democratic nomination for president at a Democratic Convention in 1896, at the very end of his speech he rose his arms like this in some sort of religious symbol: “Thou shalt not crucify mankind on a cross of gold,” and the audience, reporters and convention looked stunned and silent for a minute, and they broke into a round of cheers and they carried him off the stage like a hero. That was a contagious story. And people still remember that quote today. It’s not just enough to say it; it has to be said by the right person at the right time and part of a story. He didn’t win the election. It would’ve changed history if he did. ... "
" ... Thou shalt not work on autopilot. When you’re drawn instead of driven, you are master instead of slave to your job. You mindfully work from a centered place that puts you in charge of your busy mind so you don’t succumb to external or internal pressures. You’re attuned to yourself and your surroundings in a calm, nonjudgmental way and focus on what’s happening right now. Anchored in the present moment, an inner barometer guides your work life in a peaceful observing awareness of everything you do. Thou shalt find that place within thyself where you are drawn. Cultivating mindful productivity—instead of an intense focus on the completion of the task—enriches your career. Five minutes a day in which you still your busy mind and center on the quiet places inside sets the compass of your heart so you can be drawn, even in times of upheaval. ... "