This is the flavor.

Technology itself creates a different perception as a servant, not as a master, in time

of how quickly we need things.

And this now has an impact on progress, but the difficult thing about this in the great

realization is we have to realize that although we can create these things quickly and deliver

them quickly and utilize them quickly, that we're still human bodies having a spiritual

experience and that behavior, we cannot speed up the progress that we make with our behavior,

regardless of how quickly we can do business or get money or produce things.

And this has created a huge separation of expectation and perception with reality

because we're capable and able to do things so quickly.

And so the great realization is transforming not only our personal professionals' lives,

but our perception.

And the biggest challenge that we're going to have in this perception is that because

everything is happening so quickly as technology is a great servant, we still have our human

capacity and behavior still is limited to the speed in which our behavior aggregates

compounds and accelerates towards what we want or what we think we want.

And so I want people to number one, think about the great realization of technology and

how it's transforming our lives today as one, the efficiency effectiveness and statistical

success of it being our servant, not a master.

Not even two, that we still have to manage and participate in our perception of how

quickly our behaviors can transform because that time frame has not changed.

And so what are some of the realizations that are occurring today?

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