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| N 20:57 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 9 diffhist +1,741 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Nine: First Aid == If somebody is injured, you can assist in many ways. Recovery from a burn or bruise or even sprains or breaks is much swifter with SCIENTOLOGY assists. The most elementary assist is easily done. For ages Man has known that “laying on of hands” or Mother’s kiss was effective therapy. Even gripping, in pain, an injured member, seems to help. But Man neglected the most impor...") | ||||
| N 20:56 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 8 diffhist +5,476 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Eight: The Man Who Succeeds == The conditions of success are few and easily stated. Jobs are not held consistently and in actuality by flukes of fate or fortune. Those who depend upon luck generally experience bad luck. The ability to hold a job depends in the main upon ability. One must be able to control his work and must be able to be controlled in doing his work. One must be able, as well, to...") | ||||
| N 20:55 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 7 diffhist +25,763 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Seven: Exhaustion == To work or not to work, that is the question. The answer to that question in most men’s minds is exhaustion. One begins to feel, after he has been long on a job and has been considerably abused on that job, that to work any more would be quite beyond his endurance. He is tired. The thought of doing certain things makes him tired. He thinks of raising his energy or of being...") | ||||
| N 20:53 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 6 diffhist +24,184 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Six: Affinity, Reality and Communication == There are three factors in Scientology which are of the utmost importance in handling life. These three factors answer the questions, How should I talk to people?-How can I sell people things?-How can I give new ideas to people?-How can I find what people are thinking about?-How can I handle my work better? We call these three factors in Scientology the...") | ||||
| N 20:51 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 5 diffhist +19,657 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Five: Life as a Game == It is quite obvious that if anyone controlled everything he would have no game. There would be no unpredictable factors, no surprises in life. This might be said to be a Hell of considerable magnitude. If one could control everything absolutely he would of course be able to predict everything absolutely. If he could predict the course and action of every motion in the enti...") | ||||
| N 20:50 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 4 diffhist +32,186 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Four: The Secret of Efficiency == What is control? Whether one handles a machine of the size of a car or as small as a typewriter or even an accounting pen, one is faced with the problems of control. An object is of no use to anyone if it cannot be controlled. Just as a dancer must be able to control his body, so must a worker in an office or a factory be able to control his body, the machines of...") | ||||
| N 20:48 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 3 diffhist +13,475 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Three: Is Work Necessary? == An understanding of life is necessary to the living of it. Otherwise life becomes a trap. To so many of us in the work-a-day world this trap takes the form of WORK. If only we didn’t have to work, how many delightful things could we do! If only we had some other way of getting money... Travel, vacations, new clothes... what a host of things would be ours if only we d...") | ||||
| N 20:47 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 2 diffhist +16,900 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter Two: Handling the Confusions of the Work-a-Day World == We have seen how one might be led to believe there was something confusing about navigating one’s career in the world of work. And confusion there is to one who is not equipped with guides and maps. Basically, it all seemed very simple, this thing called work, getting a job. One was educated into some skill and one read an ad, or was sent...") | ||||
| N 20:43 | The Problems of Work 1956 Chapter 1 diffhist +14,266 Xekay talk contribs (Created page with "← Back to The Problems of Work == Chapter One: On What Does Holding a Job Depend? == On what does holding a job depend? Familial connections? Who you know? Personal charm? Luck? Education? Industry? Interest? Intelligence? Personal ability? To one grown old and even somewhat cynical in the world of work, the first several seem to have dominance. Only the young appear to be left with the illusion or delusion that Personal Ability, Intell...") | ||||