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Applied Business Numerology
Vol. 5, Issue 13
A Weekly Publication of Life Path Business Services
Daniel R. Hardt, Editor
May 4, 2006
Welcome New Subscribers
Musings: Race time at Indy
Happenings and Events: Numerology 101
A Bit of Philosophy: Albert Z. Carr
Featured Article: You Are the Star
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Welcome
Welcome to the new subscribers since the last issue. We
are glad to have you on board. Let us know what you think
about this newsletter. We solicit your suggestions, criticism
and praise. Send your comments to
mailto:newsletter@lifepathnum.com
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Musings:
Here in Indianapolis we are back to the month of May with the Indy 500 festival
throughout the month culminating in the Indianapolis 500 race on the last sunday
of the month. It is an exciting time with a well-recognized mini-marathon (a 13
mile run) this Saturday, which will attract runners from all over the world.
There will be a 500 parade that will draw thousands of spectators to the
downtown streets, with thousands mere viewing it on TV.
We live about 5 miles from the Speedway track. When the cars are running we can
hear them loud and clear. It is easy to get caught up in the activities. There
will be a lot of parties to attend. With the eyes of the world upon this city it
makes us all conscious of the image that we are displaying. Because this event
has been held each year since 1911 (except for a couple breaks for the war
years) we have had a long time to develop traffic control systems that are often
envied and copied. The city is spruced up to make a good showing. All of these
details makes the month of May truly spectacular in Indianapolis.
To add to the excitement, Louisville hosts the running of the Kentucky Derby
(horses) this Saturday. This race has been billed as the most exciting 2 minutes
in sports. Churchill Downs race track is just about 2 hours away, a nice
Saturday drive.
If you plan to come to either the Kentucky Derby or The Indianapolis 500 events,
be sure to get in touch, I would really enjoy meeting you for dinner or lunch,
and if you are desperate for a place to stay, you're welcome, but it may be with
floor level accommodations.
Daniel
© 2006 Daniel R. Hardt
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Happenings and Events
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Numerology 101
The class time for Numerology 101 on University of Masters has been changed from
tuesday night to Thursday night at 5:00 PM Pacific; 8:00 pm Eastern. Tonight we
begin the 3 week series on the Scientific base of numerology. By joining now you
can pick up all the back classes on MP3 files for the low cost of just $19.95.
http://tinyurl.com/d9kp4
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Listen to "The Secret Information Revealed" show with Host Daniel Hall. Each
week this show offers unique tips to enhance your business from a wide variety
of disciplines such as getting organized tips to numerology for daily use. New
shows are now available on Listen to the interview with Daniel Hardt on
numerology at the following link. If the link wraps or you cannot access it
directly, just copy and paste it into your browser.
http://www.secretinformationrevealed.com/Numerology/Horoscope/DanielHardt.html
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A Bit of Philosophy
Many novels and motion pictures have portrayed business as a dog-eat-dog world,
where all relationships are cold and heartless. It is certainly true that the
knife in the back and the poison in the cup are figuratively as common in many
an office as they were literally in the days of the Borgias. But the cliche that
business is a freeway where all the drivers are road hogs, or a jungle where the
only law is the law of the tooth and claw, can be dangerously misleading. The
man who goes to his office full of cynical suspicion, believing that everyone
around him is a potential enemy, will make enemies of people who might otherwise
have been his allies.
from Business as a Game. Albert Z. Carr, New York: Signet Books, 1968.
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Featured Article by Daniel Hardt
You Are the Star
Have you learned your lines yet? We come into this life time with a script for
the play which we have chosen. Numerology gives us a lot of the lines, but the
play is acted out with the other players. The people in our lives interact with
us in certain set ways. From early in life others set expectations for how we
should act our roles. Parents and siblings are on stage first, then come our
school mates and business associates. Starting with the first meeting with
someone new, we begin the pattern of interaction.
When you act your role, others gain specific expectations of your lines. Just as
in a stage play or movie, they respond from the scripted lines. If you don't
play your role as expected, they may be in the wrong position to interact
smoothly. When you flub your lines, they can jump in and cover for you.
One advantage of a long term relationship is the comfort of knowing what to
expect from each other. For this reason, if you start off a relationship with a
lie or a facade, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain the proper
functioning within the relationship. Making changes can require a long term
commitment to gradually adjust the script. When you don't act as you have taught
others to expect, you challenge the production. It is difficult to continue the
play with an actor, particularly a main character, who refuses to conform to the
script. Everyone else becomes uncertain.
If you realize that the assumed role no longer fits you, you have the choice of
quitting the play with its cast of characters and finding a new venue or of
persuading the cast to revise the script. The choice may often depend upon your
patience, the value of the others in your life and how much revision is
necessary. An alcoholic, for example, who determines to go sober, may not be
able to stay in the drinking play. It is unlikely that the cast members in this
play are going to change the script to accommodate a non-drinking player. This
drastic a change cries out for a different theater. On the other hand, if an
employee receives a promotion to a managerial position with former peers now
under his or her authority, the script must be rewritten. There are some
established rules for this revision that are generally accepted. This situation
does not necessitate a change of theaters.
When we start a new business, we are, in essence, bringing in a sub-plot. The
business is a part, and probably a main part, of our total life, but the
business script may differ from the personal script. Much upheaval can come from
intermingling the scripts. Bringing your friendship script into the business
play can result in inappropriate favoritism or laxity in appropriate business
demands. Focus upon the appropriate script. If one player is doing Shakespeare
in a modern police drama, the effect will be discordant.
And as the bard has written in As You Like It, "All the world's a stage and
all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances; and
one man in his time plays many parts..."
© 2006 Daniel R. Hardt
Life Path Numerology Center
Life Path Business Services
Web site http://www.lifepathnum.com
mailto:dhardt@lifepathnum.com
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