INTERCEPT THE WET SPARROW

One may readily be prepared to die. Any punter can act bravely when faced with imminent death. Even the foolish among warriors can be willing to die for the most hopeless of causes. Necroface knew this. He also knew that such fearlessness could potentially undermine a good, well-fought victory. So he decided to ramp proceedings … Continue reading INTERCEPT THE WET SPARROW

Rule 24: VIGILANCE

Avoid complacency! Always be prepared for the storm.25 Rules for the Modern UbermanJames Tucker GET THE BOOK These words serve not just as a warning, but as a timeless principle that applies across every dimension of life—personal, professional, social, and even political. Complacency is a silent killer. It doesn’t scream or threaten; it … Continue reading Rule 24: VIGILANCE

Rule 23: SEEK ADVICE

Be shrewd in seeking advice. Advice is only as good as the person who seeks it. Advice is one of the oldest currencies in human interaction. From ancient philosophers to modern influencers, societies have long valued the exchange of knowledge, insight, and guidance. Yet one crucial element is often overlooked: the quality of advice is … Continue reading Rule 23: SEEK ADVICE

Barbarians within the Gates.

Posted on 2 September, 2014 by Bill Kandiliotis in A Hostile Takeover, Quote, Topix The biggest threat to mankind is not climate change. It is not war. It is anarchy. Prime Executive Jorge Wilson Prime Executive Jorge Wilson Speech made just prior his assassination. I stand before you to address a matter of utmost importance—an issue that has the potential to overshadow … Continue reading Barbarians within the Gates.

Rule 20: FORTRESSES

Fortresses can be advantageous and disadvantageous. They are good because you’re in a castle. It’s a safe place to be. They are bad because you’re in a castle. You’re stuck there. If you’re a defender on the inside make sure you are not hatred in there. If however, you’re attacking from the outside don’t try … Continue reading Rule 20: FORTRESSES

Black Market

*first published on writerscafe “I am pleased to announce that we have slain the dragon.” All the enthusiastic MercurEx employees gathered around the trading oval and cheered. James Tucker had hoped for this type of reaction. He needed them to know how much he valued their support. He wanted them to trust him again. He wanted to trust … Continue reading Black Market