General Reports:

The great report on Liberia is finally arrived with tones of photo. I will post this on the blog site tomorrow. Ambassador Banao has successfully contracted financial status with Bank Santander, headquartered in Portugal. Furthermore, Malamine Faty also has performed wonderfully with the opening of 2 bank accounts BDK (Banque De Dakar) & BRM (Banque Régionale des marchés).

I had a very enjoyable meeting with Yoko concerning the future of the next week to meet the people of Nagoya for a simple seminar of information. I am really touch by the many good things that are happening with more and more interest in Japan with our foundation as gradually the awareness of new brighter way to doing PR is mounting into the mind of those who have the chance to meet us. I am particularly found of each of our friends here and abroad who keep on hoping for a better world while it is never easy to even think of trying to establish anything consistent with trying to help others. I mean, everybody wants to help and it is hard to satisfy the mind’s creative desire when we lack in the logistic and funds. Therefore a system must be made to attract both, perfect communication and lots of funds.

I attended an house event this evening and I came back much too late to actually been able to complete fully this report. See you tomorrow!

The Physics of Education and Celebration at Marine Foundation (Part 3)

I have tested this out in my own life. I once was working for a Japanese company where I was one of their only foreign full-time employees. I decided to test the environment to the point where I would be fearlessly breaking the rules of that corporate dictatorship of fearful moments each time the big boss walked into the floor. My strategy was first to become perfect at my tasks and after a couple of months, I heard the president said: “I wish all employees were like him”. It did make me smile, thinking to myself, “You’ve seen nothing yet!”. Then, I started to voluntarily break every office rule there was while keeping my job to perfection. I teared up my “time punch card” every time I got a new one, watch videos all day, hugged the lady boss to greet her in the morning, etc… to the point managers thought I might have a mental problem. However noticing that my co-workers were silently laughing their head off, hiding their happy faces behind their computers.  It was like “Tomeo’s great office distraction” was on every day and it excited my colleagues while managers had me face the firing wall time and time over again… (to be continued)