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-the Wakefield Doctrine- ‘on self-improvement and New Year’s resolutions’

Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)

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Seeing how we’re in the first week of the first month of the current year, that can mean only one thing! It’s surely that time of year when hearts seek renewal and minds strive to re-frame the context in which the world is encountered.

Given that, I thought it best to (re)address the Wakefield Doctrine’s approach to self improving oneself.

The Wakefield Doctrine’s approach to self-improvement is simplicity itself: you already know/have the skill/feel differently in whatever way self-improvement is manifesting itself. There are two key assumptions required:

  1. we all live our lives in the world as characterized by one of the three worldviews; the Outsider(clarks), the Predator(scotts) and the Herd Member(rogers), but we retain the potential of the other two
  2. what this means, very simply is, if I want to be more scottian (to act instead of think) or more rogerian (to belong and share the rightness of the world) or even more clarklike (to see what is not and learn what is unknown), then I have that basic potential already. (Warning: just because I have the potential to be a commanding presence like my scottian friends does not eliminate the need to practice! Even though I have within, the sea of emotion as manifested in the worldview of our rogerian friends does allow me to go out and hug everyone…at least and get away with it. The thing of it is, we all have all behaviors available, all we need to do is accept that fact and be willing to practice.)

…so there you have it! Self-improvement Doctrine-style!

You want to be more assertive at work? Know that you have within, the instinctual reflexes of the predator. Want to feel less alone, apart from the world around you? Simple enough, you have the potential to experience the day today as a Herd Member. Just give it a try.

…ok, just kidding! Well, actually not. At least not the way it may seem. The Wakefield Doctrine stands behind all of the above, with the reminder of the most essential understanding of all, and that is, the Wakefield Doctrine is about ‘how we relate ourselves to the world around us’.  Understand/ Appreciate /Accept (this), and everything else is simple.

 

Hey! speaking of appreciate and such, Chapter 12  of ‘Blogdominion’ is out and available for your continued reading enjoyment!  Follow this link if you’ve been keeping up with our story. If you’re new to our serial story  follow this link to the beginning of the story and find out what they’re talking about.

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Well, what exactly do you want to know? Whether I am a clark or a scott or roger? If you have to ask, then you need to keep reading the Posts for two reasons: a)to get a clear enough understanding to be able to make the determination of which type I am and 2) to realize that by definition I am all three.* *which is true for you as well, all three...but mostly one

Comments

  1. valj2750 says:

    Frist.

  2. valj2750 says:

    In the words of our favorite Clark-like female, “I insist, therefore I am.”

  3. dyannedillon says:

    This predator is in hibernation today.

  4. Joy Christi says:

    So true.
    Mayhaps because I’m a Scott I’ve never been big on resolutions. If I want to do a thing, or make better a thing, I just do it. (If I have to wait for a deadline, probably not a good sign.)
    That said, it’s never a bad time to think, act, do.

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      well said, your people are of great activity…. lesser amounts of delayed gratifications, patience and forbearance lol

  5. lrconsiderer says:

    It’s not that I don’t understand the herd any longer, it’s more that I understand why I don’t want to be part of it…

    Happy New Year.

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      well, that’s a thing that happens with (our perception of) rogers… we see the negative which, for us clarks, drowns out the positive because of the emotional content associated with the rogers that we tend to know

  6. ivywalker says:

    That practice thing…im all abut practice….i gotta practice constantly