TOME 10 PART 77; HOW 'PERFECT WASTE' IS CREATED
DAGARA PROVERB...
A man 'acting in line' with his 'Purpose' can never be 'wasteful'. Waste is only 'born' when a 'man decides upon a particular goal...but acts contrary to the steps needed to be taken in order to achieve it'.
EXAMPLE...
1. Every Company has its Mission and Vision Statement...the moment a Company betrays that...that is when its 'Collapse begins'.
AT THIS POINT...I SPEAK IN ORDINARY LANGUAGE...FOR EVERY TRADE IS CONNECTED IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER...YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT ONE TRADE FROM THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A TRADE THAT MAY APPEAR TO BE UNRELATED...IF YOU LIVE IN THE HEAVENS...BUT NOW....I SPEAK ONLY ABOUT 'HUMANS' AND NOT 'NEWMANS'
1. If you want to be a 'Teacher' but spend all your Time 'Farming'...that is 'Shooting yourself in the Foot'...juggle the two 'Professions' and 'Fatigue' shall 'catch up with you'. He who chases two hares catches neither.
2. If you want to be an Engineer...don't Spend all your time Catching Fish. What 'time would you have to Master both your Fishing and Engineering Skills'.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN FOR NEWMANS
1. A Teacher can apply his 'Prob and Stat Skills', knowledge of 'Chemistry, Biology and Agriculture to figure out the Best Way To 'Reap an Abundant Harvest'. A Farmer can 'apply his ability to nuture crops' into 'raising the most brilliant Students'.
2. An Engineer can 'create Perfectly Efficient Tools for Fishing' without 'Damaging Ocean Life' if he invests some time in 'studying Ecology'. A 'Fisherman who knows' that 'all seams on the Net are Interconnected' can 'see intricacies of any System that an 'Engineer who has no knowledge of Fishing can't'.
CONCLUSION...
The Abilities of some 'Professions' can be 'translated into others' however...the man who has a goal in life...but acts contrary to the Steps needed to be taken to achieve that goal...is Perfectly Wasteful. You cannot decide for another Man whether he is truly wasting his life away or not until you are completely sure of his goals in life and understand the steps that need to be taken to achieve those goals. One man's Waste is another Man's Gold...one man's Gold is another man's Trash.