With Memorial day coming up here in the U.S. I am reminded of a distinct and timeless rule for victory in any area, and that rule is "Set Your Own Patterns"
In a fight, this would be breaking the rhythm and asserting your own tempo. It's the same in a verbal negotiation. It's the same in all of life. Patterns are essentially "territories."
Sun Tzu's Art of War tells us much about victory being assured when the terrain is controlled. In other words we call this "the home court advantage."
When I see a holiday approaching, I hear the small talk "what are you doing for Memorial Day?" etc etc, and I notice that everybody is doing what everybody else is doing. They aren't "truly" celebrating what the particular holiday was designed to honor.
Most of the revelers barely know what the holiday is for, they just celebrate that it's a "day off."
The truth about Memorial Day is that it means "in memory of our honored dead." We should be paying our serious respects to those who died in the service of our country. I found a great site about Memorial Day here
http://www.usmemorialday.org/If you're in the U.S. send it to as many young folks as you can, and older folks who've had it conditioned out of them through the "party" crowd, or who never knew it in the first place.
If you're one of our friends not in the U.S., I'm certain you can still appreciate and benefit from the concepts and ideals I am speaking of now.
You see, the partying youth and vacationers lined up along the freeways and at the airports this weekend are following a pattern. They're following convention.
They're following Style without Substance.
Even at a young age, I always felt differently about such things. Running with the crowd and going "whoop! whoop!" just because it was some other holiday didn't make sense to me.
I had my own plans. And I made sure to understand a holiday's true substance if I were going to celebrate it.
And most folks didn't have a clue what the true historical meaning of these holidays were really about anyway. It was just an excuse to 'party' or go along with what everybody else is doing.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not the grinch. I enjoy the holidays that gives us a little time off to kick back and enjoy our family and friends.
But "just going along because that's what we always do" is something herds of sheep and cows do. That's not intentional living by design, it's living by default.
And when you live by default, rather than design, you end up broke, weak and unhappy. Or worse - fat, dumb and happy.
By staying self-contained and in your center, you can delightfully smile as others squirm in shock when they see you are not bound by the constraints of the norm.
And, you continually intuit the Substance of something, rather than simply swallow the Style like a cow feeding at the troff of convention.
That's why I don't care for labels or "styles" too much. "What school of Seduction or NLP are you from?" they ocassionally ask. And while I respect a sincere interest in these things, the fact is it that the "What style" "Whose style" and "How" don't matter one damn bit!
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