For those who have a local view of life, like we are the only living species in the universe. I recommend this video. I have never put this type of material up before on my diary site but consider the implications of what it says quite significant. Do you think George is lying? Is he deluded?

20 years ago, George Kavassilas received a diplomatic letter from a Reptilian called Draco Zon who lives in the Inner Earth and is indigenous to our planet. In his letter, which has never been publicly released before, Draco Zon discusses humanity’s incredible potential as a species and its limitations due to blind religious belief systems and hypocrisy.

Draco Zon’s comments on the Holy Grail, God, Lucifer, Satan, and Pataal give a Reptilian perspective on life and death, and how to live a life of integrity and authenticity in rapidly changing times. George Kavassilas’ diplomatic letter is sure to shock individuals with a conventional religious belief system predicated on a human-looking God or gods that created humanity, Earth, and all creation. As might be expected,

Reptilians indigenous to Earth have a very different perspective on the supernatural force behind creation and the alleged God/gods that created humanity. Caution is advised in listening to this interview.

Anyway, back on planet earth

Making the most of a business meeting

My web developer guy is doing a great job at the moment on my www.art-of-conversation.net site and I was reflecting on how one can best prepare for a meeting where results are needed sooner rather than later. The average creative person can sometimes react well to pressure and sometimes not so well.

I decided to make my approach in two stages. The first stage was to write down in random order all the objectives I needed to obtain and all the questions and points that I had. I then realized pretty soon that to speak them all out will take a long time and will probably confuse my developer.

I then decided to write on the pages of the relevant website what I needed so helping him to frame and prioritize his work. There were certain questions that fell outside the consideration of design and were more related to long-term questions and so I listed them separately and asked him before we got into the meat of the discussion.

The point is that if someone understands exactly what you want and why you want it  they can work more efficiently. I made one error in the idea as I thought that a forum platform would be better for a discussion than a local post and response but found that the look and feel of the forums structure was outdated and we reverted to one of the social media platforms.

It might have been a good idea before commissioning work to ask him his opinion and that might have saved me an hour or so on paid work on his part. I got the idea for a forum about six a.m.  I normally get ideas for the day when I wake up, any time between 5am and 7 am is optimal. I was at my desk by 7:30. We had a climax of activity between 10 and 12, a pause in the afternoon during which I realized that we had to change plan, and the whole thing was re-jigged and completed by about six pm.

This task was quite simple but just imagine if the task had involved many people with pressure being put on an individual I don’t think I could cope. I do not consider myself a delicate person for any reason but I do prefer to be in the background most of the time. I cannot take personal flack very well.

Anyway, the day is over now and I’m alive to tell the tale. In my case, the customer comes first and if they are going to be helped by my actions that I am well pleased and will accept a bit of rough and tumble along the way