Goals, Frank Insights and More

Being one of the world's most well-known ethereal CEOs means that I am usually involved in shaping innovative agendas.  This can be quite a challenge when several important events happen to coincide.  I discussed this matter with...

...my afternoon tea guests yesterday over wholemeal cheese and tomato sandwiches and homemade Australian farmhouse fruitcake.

I am very fond of well-run Australian farms, especially those within a couple of hours camel ride of Adelaide.  My guests took several detours on their journey from Melbourne to visit the stables on various farms en route, and to partake of the local agricultural produce.  Fortunately, they arrived here on time, meaning that I can now concentrate on my goals for later this month, rather than wait around for tardy guests.

The gentlemen and their entourage in the Adelaide Hills

Although I have enough to think about at present, as Mr Mozart's birthday this year will be happening at the same time as the Chinese New Year, the World Economic Forum and the World Enlightenment Forum, my guests were particularly keen to hear my views regarding hedge funds, trading in futures and the spot price of various commodities.  Like many of my more enlightened visitors, they are familiar with many of my previous blog-pamphlet postings.  Here are a few exceedingly relevant examples for your own perusal, dear reader:


August 2010 - An age old issue

August 2010 - Musical silver snuff boxes and good economic policies

August 2010 - A super vision

November 2010 - An enlightened economy


September 2011 - Infusions and confusions

October 2011 - A lovely place in history

January 2012 - Retrospectives and reassessments


Whatever the age of a person, I believe that it is important to be well prepared for the future.  This involves creating a significant and diversified asset base of some sort.  It should include a plentiful supply of commodity money, a reasonable quantity of high quality aromatic resin, and some suitably stored essential oils.  Such an investment strategy is especially useful if the person is subsequently forced to flee from political persecution or a failing sovereign state.

Having something of value to exchange is always useful, especially if a hedge fund loses your pension.  It is also important to learn to grow your own organic tomatoes and have a surplus to sell, particularly if the price of tea, bread, cheese and the ingredients of a fruit cake become as unaffordable to many people as a house in Australia.


Here are some other resources you may find of value:


Are you interested in purchasing a camel?

Do you know how to protect your agricultural and other assets?

Have you properly researched your future dining options?


What is your greatest treasure?

Who should cut the hedge?

How much should you pay for a loaf of bread?


I am very fortunate that many ethereal persons are willing to pay a premium for my services.  They trust my frank insights and my ability to assist them in reaching their goals.  If material persons are willing to do the same, who could ask for anything more?