My wife has a saying, “What is your motive?” Why are you doing what you are doing? Why are you saying what you are saying? What are your true intentions?
She is a manager, and she is trying to create a workplace where people think about why they are doing and saying what they are doing and saying. How does it affect everyone else? And the first place to start is with the motive behind it all.
Think how different political decisions and politics as a whole would be. If we knew the true motives behind their actions, would we not be more inclined to question those decisions? Would the politicians be more inclined to make better decisions for the good of everyone instead of their own selfish or greedy needs? I wonder if any of them are even brave enough to face their own true motives.
I wonder if any of their constituents, meaning us, are brave enough to face these same motives. Is my politician doing what is best for himself, me, my city, my state, my country? We are all in this game together. As easy as it is to blame others, we must first look at our own motives.
And that is: THE BEMBRENETH WAY
The Bembreneth Way 