It may be difficult to I recently had to let a
client go. His business was not benefiting from my work, and I
was not benefiting from working more and more hours per day on his project, a
high performance sustainable materials startup utilizing formulations from
former NASA materials scientists. Sounds like the perfect project for an
ethical remote influencer, doesn't it? I pushed for people to step aside
in his path, who were hostile to him, as well as for people to give his startup
attention and assistance as he was without means for getting his business off
the ground. I pushed people to invest in his business and group pushed
for his business to receive a lot of financial interest, filtering for
investors with hundreds of millions of dollars to come forward and give him support.
I even pushed for him to get a day job, which also refused to
materialize. In every case his business failed to completely close on
investors and interested parties that had "appeared" in his life to
become a part of his business. I worked six months for 4-16 hours per day
without remuneration on this project before finally taking the advice
of a friend of mine involved in Access Consciousness to cut him loose because
of his inability to receive my energy. Why? I believed in his
product and as an engineering designer knew that sustainability was an
important aspect of future engineering and construction. Upon informing
him then, that I was no longer going to be working for his business I was
treated to the toxic aspect of his energy and given a taste of what others
doing business with him were experiencing.
But all of that is academic in hindsight
because I had failed to trust my initial feedback about the success of this
project, which was that he would not pay me and his startup would go nowhere.
In that I had failed to do something important in my research of his
startup, and that was to look into him, to scan him for the kind of person he
was. He was convincing of his sincerity in intending to bring a high
level of performance and sustainability to the materials market, and in that I
placed my confidence. He was also personable. As time went by,
however, there was nothing but failure on the part of my pushing of businessmen
to invest in him. My feedback was saying that they were seeing him as
being disagreeable, angry, paranoid, arrogant. These were not
characteristics I was seeing in him in my daily conversations with him, so I
attributed them to the people he was attempting to do business with. That
was my error in thinking.
When a client is a person with an aspect to
their personality that makes them react to stress with toxic energy, that is
something to take note of. There is a mind in us that is our human mind
of intention, and there is a mind in us that is an alien creation that comes
from without. I won't go into that in depth here, I will just say read
Carlos Casteneda's last book, The
Active Side of Infinity for
more on that. Petty concerns changing quickly to toxic rage is an
indicator that this is what the problem is. I have found it to be
most prevalent in people with personality disorders and chemical
imbalances, such as bipolar disorder. I think it is also present in
people with apparently even tempered personalities that have a strong emotional
reaction of fear to the possibility of success. How does one manage to
become afraid of success? That is a good question, but the point is that
such people do exist, and will react with violent rage and paranoia, suspicion
and success canceling behaviors to the "threat" of financial success.
I say that the alien mind is a part of this because it makes no sense in
the realm of the human mind of clear intent and accomplishment exceeding the
focus on self, which is the place from which much that is about larger monetary
achievement comes from. A person can only use so much money for their
needs as a human in the human world. After that their achievements in
that realm become philanthropic or, as in the case of Howard Hughes,
for example, they become hopelessly addicted to the self and prey to heavy
parasitization.
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