Once you join and come inside the Neothink Society you quickly discover that there are four simple methods that we use to share our highly-guarded information amongst ourselves — the inner-circle. The four ways you learn how to Neothink are: Watching Reading Discussing Living As an inside member the first way you learn Neothink is via watching it. Watching Neothink Workshops Inside the society we have what are called Neothink Workshops. Once you join and become a member of the Neothink Society, you are given the amazing opportunity to connect in person with the members of your local Neothink Clubhouse, as well as the other local groups around the world, and begin attend their very educational workshop meetings. Here in Southwest Michigan, for instance, our local workshop meetings usually span from 2-3 hours in length (i.e., depending on the situation). However, I must tell you that these are not like any other workshop meetings you have witnessed before. I know first hand, from my own experience, that the lessons taught in the Neothink Workshops outdo the lessons taught in other educational programs. Aside from the workshop meetings, the second and most primary way you learn how-to Neothink is via reading it inside the never-before-seen Neothink Books. Reading Neothink Books Once you join and become a member of the Neothink Society, you

Not So Neothink® Virtues in Today’s Free Market Business Enterprise? When I was employed as a Regional Marketing Coordinator for a company providing emergency response communications equipment to the fire and rescue industries, a regular part of the job was the submission of the bid proposal. In order to make that sale my bid proposal had to outline the product and proposed cost. If my bid were competitive, it had to do two things. First, it had to qualify itself to the customer’s needs as specified in their bid specifications for the product desired, and secondly, it had to be offered at a competitive price. Bid proposals are a common practice in business, and they are designed to represent, a “Free Market Enterprise.” Businesses are predominant in Capitalist Economies; with most businesses being owned and operated by private business owners. Privately owned business is a characteristic of a capitalist economy as is found in the economic of America today. Capitalism is an economic social system in which trade and industry are privately controlled for profit rather than being controlled by a state or government agency. The means of product production, which also includes the use of land for the purpose of business, is known as capital. This capital is owned, operated, and traded for the purpose of generating profits; and

Following a beat that is close to our heart .. Yesterday afternoon I listened in on member services calls to individuals who had called into our “800” number. This is a valuable department in our society because one can speak directly to a fellow colleague. I am grateful to have experienced this process in the training program to better prepare myself to assist others. It reminded me of when I was playing in the symphony. The musical score was laid out there in front of me and I could play the notes. In order to hear the piece as intended; we needed a conductor to coordinate the rhythm. Every director interrupts the timing differently. What is important is that we are all on the same page playing together even though we have a different note. On one particular call the person on the other end of the line was full of vibrancy and spirit flowing from their voice. It was quite evident that they too felt the “chord” running through our veins of the excitement of life yet to be experienced. Tears of joy flooded my soul in anticipation in every word they spoke. I saw from this day that from deep down inside many like myself are feeling this “song”; one of true happiness, one of great appreciation and

Have you been laid off ?This will never happen again I will share with you a little bit of who I am. Immediately after finishing high school, I entered the Heating and Air Conditioning Industry. At the age of 22 years old I became a Foreman, running High Rise Condominium Projects. During my working career, I survived through three very tough economic periods, the late 70’s, early 90’s, and current 2008–. Through these tough economic periods, I have never missed any time from work, or never been laid off. Why? I focused my attention from being employed to being ” Employable”. Most fall short of what they are capable of doing or being. To be employable, is one who uses the gift we all have; thinking honestly and creatively. No one is more capable of creating personal opportunity than yourself. There are no unimportant jobs, just people who feel unimportant doing their jobs. Know this: the companies sole purpose, number one objective is to make money. Explore your potential, and discover Your Hidden Money within the company you work for. When you focus all your thoughts on how to help the company achieve bigger profits, you become a keeper, you will receive pay increases, and or bonuses. You create a steady flow of income for yourself, and all the possibilities