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

A wise(ish) person once said, ‘The first step to self-improvement is developing one’s capacity to form habits. For all its bad rep, (or is that, ‘bad rap’?), creating habits is the surest path to Heaven.’

Damn! The things wise people get to say. (Funny you should ask. Wait ’til you see the symbol ^eR. The check lower on the page. Hopefully there will be some tidbit of new insight into everyone’s favorite personality typing blog.

But here we are again. Tuesday. Attic boxes all around in a circle like we were in the jungle.

Some continuity if you will: (First, Second, Third and Previous Memoir posts)

Damn! We’re going to have to settle on some convention for designating Memoir Posts. One that doesn’t require the copy/paste of links to the pertinent articles.

Hey. The ‘real’ world ate the balance of this post!

… remind us to get more, in the sense of greater percentage of the writing, done earlier than 11-fricken-o-clock!

Thankfully the Wakefield Doctrine is a standalone tool/alternate perspective on the world around us and the people who make it up.

^eR Let’s all agree that this superscript will designate ‘the Everything Rule’. Figure with something like that, the new Reader will stop and ask themselves if they’re really sure what kind of random, personality-type blog they’ve got themselfs into. To the point at hand:

What we designated being in the dominion of the Everything Rule is: How does the choice of ‘wiseman/woman/person’ manifest in the three predominant worldviews of the Wakefield Doctrine?

Who would employ/deploy which? You’re gonna laugh but its: roger, scott and clark. lol* Thought experiment/contest for future branded clothing items: Why is that true? Tell us in Comments.

*no, you’re welcome