Seeds to the Wind

Seeds to the WindA response for Dr. Ali Anani’s Slideshare presentation: ‘Marketing and Performance Multiplier Force’

By Isabella M H Wesoly, BA (Hons), Dip. IRIS

Introduction• Dr. Ali Anani used coal as an analogy for distinguishing

between ‘self-igniting’ or ‘low quality’ performance in organisations, in his Slideshare presentation entitled ‘Marketing and Performance Multiplier Force’

• His questioning whether we ‘ventilate a room while allowing polluted air to move in’ led the inspiration for an alternative view, which is aligned with perceived needs for breaths of fresh air and branches.

• Images on slides 3 to 6 are digitally adapted screenshots from news reports. All other images are my own work.

Bright sparks may burn fossil fuels

Energy isn’t constant in its usage

Vulcan Essence

Father Jupiter’s Sky

We may forge in the furnace

Do birds of a feather simply stick together?

Or are all creatures conditioned by their environment?

Windows give more than one view,

depending where we focus.

The word ‘window’ was once known as a

WIND HOLE

Shinatobe is goddess of the winds,

in Japanese mythology.

Does she tap at your windows?

Hathor’s wind rides through blades

A breath of fresh air is welcome

as a birthing dawn

Trees need the breeze, ask its branches

Winds work needs

Winds and breeze scatter seeds

Branching off the trunk,

trees adapt with nature

The Elder tree bears flowers and fruit

All parts of Elders have medicinal uses.

Cultivated gardens rely on earthly elements, plus caring hands and thoughtful minds.

SiO2 in Earth’s Core

A breath of fresh air leaves no ashes

Thanks for showing an interest in this presentation.

My gratitude to Dr. Ali Anani,

for his continuing encouragement