5
Kaizen /
One Step at a
Time
Q
You mentioned
Kaizen as an
alternative
approach.
What is Kaizen?
Kaizen is
the name of a
technique used
to make
changes one step
at a time.
It's a process
by which a
person or a
business (or
some organized
group of people)
make a
continuing
series of small,
incremental,
positive changes
that eventually
and collectively
result in major
transformations.
The goal of
the kaizen
process is to
improve the
quality, joy,
comfort,
efficiency,
and/or
functionality in
a business or in
any other area of
one’s life.
Q
This is very
different from
what the
mega-change men
are proposing.
It is.
In our
present-day
social system,
most of us have
been programmed to believe that
successful
change comes in
big steps and
major pieces --
that large
change is good
change -- that
the way to
succeed is to make the largest
possible change
in the shortest
possible time.
This approach is
called
"Innovation."
Innovation is
too big to cope
with.
It's awkward.
It's cumbersome.
It's
threatening.
It's scary as
hell.
It's in direct
conflict with
human nature
which resists
change, and it
has a huge track
record of
failure.
Q
How is Kaizen
different?
In the Kaizen
approach to
change, the
individual changes
are small enough
for people to
handle.
When compared to
a single, huge
mega-change,
people can much
more easily
adjust to a
series of small
changes which
occur over time.
Kaizen is in
harmony with
human nature
which wants
consistency and
dependability.
Humans are
creatures of
habit.
Even when things
are bad, humans
resist change.
Small changes
significantly
reduce the fear
of failure.
Another major
aspect of human
nature is the
strong (often
unconscious)
desire for
connections to
people, places,
things,
situations,
circumstances,
ways of being,
and God.
Innovation
(mega-change)
smashes
connections and
produces a
significant
amount of
stress.
When compared to
innovation, Kaizen
moves gently
away from old
ways.
This produces
far less stress,
less
resistance to
change, and
significantly
reduces the
threat of
change.
When a small
change fails to
produce the
intended result,
mid-course
corrections are
relatively easy
to make.
When innovation
(mega-change)
fails, the
results are
often
catastrophic and
require
extensive effort
to make
corrections.
In
a
mega-change
failure
there are often
huge financial
loses
and significant
time wasted.
Kaizen
has a strong
history of
success.
Then, there's
integration
time.
Q
What's that?
With any change,
a period of time
is required
for people to
acclimate
themselves to
the new
ways.
Changes are most
successful and
most easily
accepted when they
are small and
when
each new step is
followed by an
integration
time.
Q
So, you are
suggesting that
we eat our
elephant of
transformation
one bite at a
time?
Yes, definitely.
The step by step
approach
to social
transformation discussed in
this interview
series and
described at
www.Truth101.org
is a Kaizen
approach.
When we apply
the Kaizen
approach to
using
Debt-Free-Money
to solve the
nation's 25,
major, financial
problems, it's almost
guaranteed to
succeed.
The only risk
involved is in
attempting to
make changes too
fast.
Let me give you
an example of a
step by step
transformation
that will
produce huge
changes.
Q
OK, I'm
listening.
Remember, the
physical
universe in
which we live is a
holograph.
A holograph is
controlled by
consciousness.
It is NOT
controlled by
manipulating
physical stuff.
When you have
a
complete
understanding of
and are fully
functional as
who and what you
really are,
you
can create
anything you
want.
Eventually, when
you learn how to
function in your
new reality,
you'll be able
to create
anything you
want.
You'll have no need
for money. So,
the question is:
"How
do we get
from
where we are now
into the 5th
dimension?
Q
Obviously not in
one big jump,
so, give
us the
step at a time
approach.
We begin wherever we are.
Whatever exists,
whatever we are
expereincing
right here,
right now
is our starting
point.
Our first four
interviews
describe the
first four steps
into a world of
peace, harmony,
joy, Llove, and
abundance.
In our
first
interview, we
discussed
the nature of
reality.
In our
second
interview, we
focused on life
in a holographic
universe.
In our
third
interview, we asked is there
anything that
urgently needs
our attention?
The answer was
immediately
clear: Build a
storm-surge
barrier in the
Carquinez
Strait.
This barrier is
urgently needed
to prevent a
major earthquake
in or near San
Francisco from
triggering a
series of
catastrophic
events that end
with a severe,
national,
financial
depression.
In
this, our
fourth
Interview,
we
focused on money
and the blessing
of
Debt-Free-Money.
As we start
taking these
four beginning
steps,
huge vistas
of opportunity
will show up and
the next steps
will be so
obvious you'll
be saying, "Why
didn't I see
this sooner?"
Q
Can you give us
an example?
Yes, here's an
example of the
blessings of
Debt-Free-Money.
When we pay for
the storm surge
barrier in the
Carquinez Strait with
money directly
form the U. S.
Treasury, that
small step opens the door
to solving all
25 of the
nation's major
financialproblems.
I'll describe
solving just one
of these
problems,
the process of
eliminating the
national debt.
Q
You can
eliminate a 17
Trillion dollar
debt
with
Debt-Free Money?
Yes.
Q
This I've got to
hear.
Step one is to
pay all future
federal
government's
financial
obligations with
money issued
directly from the
United States Treasury.
This stops the
debt from
getting any
bigger.
Step two is to
invite the
public to
exchange their
debt-based,
Federal Reserve
notes for
debt-free, U. S.
Treasury notes
at a rate of
dollar for
dollar.
The third step
is for the banks
to convert the
people's money
in checking and
savings accounts
to U.S. Treasury
money.
This process
could also be
used to
stimulate the
economy by
making the
exchange rate at
$1.20 in
treasury note
for $1.00 in
Federal Reserve
notes for all
cash exchanges
up to $3,000 and
in all personal checking
and savings
accounts up to
$3,000.
Q
Are you
proposing this
because
The bonus
exchange would
put money in the
pockets of those
who need it most?
Yes.
The fourth step
is for the banks
that handle the
people's day to
day financial
transactions,
such as checking
and savings
accounts,
to take in
debt-based money
but never give
it back out
again to the
people.
Instead all
money going to
the people would be in the
form of
debt-free,
U. S. Treasury money.
Step five is to
apply the step
four process to
the trillions of
dollars in
electronic,
financial
transactions,
only the
conversions
would be
limited.
An individual
could exchange
up to
a maximum of
$100,000 per
person
and for
corporations,
the exchange
would be
$100,000 times
the number of
corporation
employees.
Q
Why the 100
thousand dollar
limit?
We'll get to
that in a moment.
Let's first list
the beginning
steps.
The Federal
Reserve Notes
(the debt-based
money) that
the people
exchange for
Debt-Free-Money
is then used to
pay off debt to
the Federal
Reserve and
other financial
lenders.
Q
So, you pay off
the financial obligations
to the Cabal
criminals with
their own money?
Yes, and by
limiting
the exchanges to
$100,000 per
person,
this prevents
them from
converting all their
debt-based money
to Treasury
notes and leaves
them with their
own soon-to-be-worthless
money.
Q
So, what happens
to all the
worthless money?
Is there any way
to use it before
it becomes
worthless?
Yes, we can say
to the
super-wealthy
corporations and
to the
super-wealthy
individuals,
"For every
$100,000 you
give away to
someone who has
little or no
money, you can
convert another
$50,000 of your
Federal reserve
money to
Debt-Free Money
from the U. S.
Treasury."
Q
Won't there be a
need to find a
way to prevent
all that money
given to the
poor people
from triggering
an inflation
spiral?
Yes, a way will
be devised to
prevent this
money from being
inserted into
the economy too
quickly.
When the
transition is
well underway,
Secretary
of the Treasury announces that
Federal Reserve
note holders
have only 60
more days to
exchange their
Federal Reserve
money to U.S.
Treasury money.
At the end of
the exchange
time, the Cabal
criminals and
their drug
peddling
friends, and all
other criminals
hoarding hidden
dollars will be
left with
worthless paper.
Q
Can this really
pay off the
entire national
debt?
Is there enough
Federal Reserve
money to do
this?
The national
debt is about 17
trillion
dollars.
The total money
supply is about
600 times that
amount.
This
step-at-a-time change
would not only
end the national
debt, it would
also end the
wasting of billions of your
tax dollars every
year paying
interest on that
debt.
Q
That's
incredibly
simple.
That's why the
Cabal criminals
are fighting so
hard to prevent
any use of U. S.
Treasury notes.
Q
And you're
saying that this
is only one
of
25, major,
financial problems
that can be
solved with
Debt-Free-Money
issued from the
United States
Treasury?
That I am.
Go to our
Economic Justice
website and
examine the
evidence for
yourself.
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